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HONGLULU !l!Ill) -The nauoii•a ftnt. blosateUite faile4 to reenter ~ earth's atmosphere aa ~ Saturday, ' doornlnJ<' 'tliQusanda of speei·' mens 61 piai\ts and low animal ore~ll!f to an orbital death; II. 1~ for the National Aerqrrlllllct and Space Admlnistratf91t tNASAl said tbe capsule carl'YIDi tlie plant and animal Ill• ~~y separated fro111 tile ~ on command, but an -~ malfunction In an ~tor" .f)rstem trwmitted ti'I'GileOUI Information. ~~e • Racine Chapter W1// 1/ i nsta New OfficerS M:r:IGS THEATRE I • I 1 1 1 • • 1 Chr1st1ans, we cease to lea~, because we trust ta~e care of us. lng of Christmas carols and a . ,''Behold, I br~ng yo~ good 1 • ID I tulings of great JOY which shall be to all people. ,For unto you 15 ~>?rn th1s. day m _the. ctty . Davtd a Sav1our, which IS Christ the Lord." What onderfully "Good w News" was given to the sheP.II herds as they ~atched their sheep on the htllslde near Bet.h·ll lehem on the night God g~ve His Son to the World, Notice that the message reads th,at the "Good News" Is given to all people. Not one person on earth Is excluded, Christ came save everyone from the bondage of sin, that they might be lree, Jesus said, "If I make you free, ye shall be free indeed." Jesus can free you of those sins which you are committing. against God and man. He can make you a new person who is free from the slavery of sin. This good news Is yours today simply for the asking. JIISt ask Chr' JSl to come Into your heart and forgive and take away our s'ns y 1 · n 11 ou w·u pray th'19 & m y 't ~h · t 1.11 relnatoy eanh1 ' t IISd l~f :"'ndme ld 0 Y ur ear an 1e, • a o th;no, .11 d L.."&' WI pass away, an ~ h0 ld 8 11 th' 'II b ' mgs WI ecome new" You will be a ne pe · w r· son In Jesus Christ. You will still have the same physical h . . c aractenstlcs, but . the toward you, your heart will be changed, Instead of your life brlngillgll forth "adultery• lornl'catl·on• u•·~cleanness, lasciviousness, Idola· II try, witchcraf~ hatred, varianooe II emulations, strife, seditions, esies, envyings, murders, drunk· enness and' reve!Ung," w1'll " co~e Iorth from your 111e, love, JOY, peace, lon1gsulffer.ing,ll gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, and temperance" Galatians 5:19, 20, 21, 22 and 23. When the shen""rda beard this Napper, Mrs. Harry Wyatt, Mrs. John Grueser and guest,, ginia Davis, Rev. Stutler Kevin and Lee Ann Nease. '1 .~om~ p!'OpiP •~ve •o mtwh " iiRy, orR we~>k , or a month, or a payrlay- toss in extra dollars from birthday and Christmas gifts, overtime pay or honu,es-save every penny, dime, or quarter. Any way you. choose to save here. we'll help your savings account grl!lw faster ... with interest, as earned! Open yow· savings account here now! Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ~!* POMEROY '#f~* NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for <Wer 94 years POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000 Under The Federal Doposlt Insurance Corporation ' .,, Is the removable leather card-photo case, It's a sepeoJiii use. with windows for 8 cards or wpshOt$ b'OII can lclll or replace windows). Pockets for 2 charge plates.illM snap closi111o The Convertible itself is a cornplelt bltlo' fold. With a secret tCllllparlment for large bills ~ lhe rqutar bill compa;tmenl Two Jeathef pocl<etl for cards and papers. A window with an ideriliflcatlon'carl lor you 10 fill out. Slim and suppl•, in fine lighh;elght ~~a~~ttr~.,· - • • search was called off. Bios project officers said the retro rocket required to bring the capsule back into the atmosphere apparently failed to fire. The capsule and spaeecralt will continue to orbit and "slowly decay," NASA said, until they reenter the earth's atmosphere, a· process tllal will take a long time. The Bios was the first In a $100 million series of planned satellite launchings. The flying laboratory, whlch orbited Wed· nesday after a perfect launcit from cape Kennedy, was to have provided scientist.. witb answer to such questions as the effect ol weipuessnesa; growlh and heredity In plant.. and onimals, and what sublie cellular chanses might occur to astronauts In .pace lor extend· ed periods. "During its three days or orbit.'' Wilson said, ''the spacecraft maintained proper temperature, pressure, hwnidity and welghtl"'•ness levels for . the experiments and certain useful engineering and whole system dafa was obtained. "However, without reco"'J and analysis of tile ~­ the biollatellite missloo•b8l ""' met its scientific objectives." :. '; Altltough ostensively a the project may yteld posllive results If and wbeli 280 pound capsule reent«a atmosphere and Ia l't!C!OVefecl; addition to containing cious biological ~=~~ the cajisule was e cameras which pholol!l'aphs during tile Includes previoul and~ ~tile ~~~:~~:.ttota~:~~e~:a~4~r~ =not L~!~~R~e:: =:r~:pcampalgnagalnstair ~:::J~:~~·19.'. ct!:rt. Evan~ ~ . D. .. 1 lo~, Ga~i!s ~~tl!ll s~~xt ~ ~~~w THIS IS QUIET UJ;J'\LJ Rusk Expect(;! More Aid for Asian Front Romney Honored, Cheered' By Growing GOP Support I 1 -~-· I '1 ' 1 · G Rh0d "''m' Realtors' Award II Bloody Ground·Fighting Flares in Central Highlands Our Find-lt·YouneJUat for sfrb who 'dump their jewelry in _. different places. And only remember nine" dlent. SANTA CLAUS On Elberfelds 2nd Floor This Week Friday and Saturday from 3 to 4. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ! INSIDE TODAY 1 tUCftlCIN•otftCtiiCWC'UC Bring the Children to See ,, UNITED NATIONS (UP[) - first step toward peace, disar· The treaty, c:ontalnlnC 1f The United Nations Saturday mament and a ban on the I articles, becom., effective .Nil' gave overwhelming approval to , •pread of nuclear weapons. as soon as it ia ratified 11r ftY1 man's first international law · The 122-member main politi· governments, lncll!dlng dtoae ., ensuring the peaceful uses of cal oommittee adopted a , the United States, lhe aow.& outer space. :resolution embodying the histor.' Union and Britain, Both the United States and ic outer space treaty which the Soviet Union haUed the . prohibits the placing of nuclear Ambassador Arll1llr J. ~ treaty as an unportant possible weapons in space, berg hailed tile treaty U - • _.:.___ - - - 1mportant step toward peace" and said notbing would mike the United States '~ppler" than if it were followed bf 1 FIRST SECTION Pago 2·3 . General NIIWs treaty against the prollleraUnl Page 4 ... . , Editorial or nuclear weapons. Pago 5-6-7 . . . . . . Sporta Soviet Ambassador Nlkalal T. Page 8 ...•• Farm News Fedorenko warned !bit II Pago 10 ........ WHk's Immediate earthly pr\lblems, Roundup, -CONSTRUCTION ori Gallla ~Unty's new lake is expected to be com pleted w,ithin ' · few days. The lake Is locat~d adjacent to the were not solved In the nelr WASHINGTON (UP!l -A Meigs HilWa Beat main camplns area at the junior fairgrounds. Above, Paul Evans, of the Galha County Soli and Water Con!H,!rvat~on J?lstrlct, operates a future, there would continue 'itr lawmaker promised SECOND SECTION transit (left) while Darrell 'ioung holds a survey rod. Driving a stake is Tuck Carter. Operating the caterpillar on rtght ts Ted Hanna. This Democratic Salurday to introduce on the Page 13-14 ... Local and be a threat hangiog over lhe Tlpti-Benlinel photograph was taken at the lake's mid-section, looldn g east toward Rt. 35. first day of the new Congress Aru News world. He added, however, that wltl16 6 the space treaty lie Pag• IS·l regarded ~ IWia . the agreements requhd othir areas o! ~It could "'niir oama ·county Agrtculfur.Attoa Service Ion& both sldes l'!ke 'I'd , Caner..and . Construe- &p. MccarthJ P•u• 24 . In Our Town undoubtedly ~!,!t!..~~lar e1 Soclely revealed Sallll'day Is pmtdjne ' fllwlclal help. grass will 1Je.,p{aoltd 81on41,1B 11011 , has t!oliipi~. lite' mlh n::N·. v.:sa\ribe'''b~tt~' 1tlr ' · THIRD SECTION agreement II· . ) ,...,...~1!~ day that Gallla county's rie,..ll 1he latt will be aecordlng banks. A ditch hu been com- !IK'vinS. for the new lake. clean air was belng lost because , Poge 25-32 ...... Comics \ lake wiU be ready for ul!t bV ~ '"-te'; ~:·•nd will pleted to take tare of 1' \ 1119ff When completed, the lake of "Inadequacy of present air I PASTOR DIES FIOM spring. tie stocked' with II~ by the water at the lower end of the will serve as an addi.tional a~ pollution control measures and ' BROWNS WIN COLUMBUS <UP!) - Memor· UJt!JitD' PRESS COIIStructlon 011 the one acre State. lake area. traction at fhe camp Site, whicn the fragmentation of efforls." The Cleveland Browns rallied ial services will be lteld Tu• project began last week. Act· Two walking bridles from Woodland Improvement has last '!llmmer ~ttracted over l , . . ·from a 10.10 tie at halftime to 1 day afternoon for the Rev. WU.. 1~'1'ERNATIONAL ,. , ual planning began eight the camp site area leading a· already iaken care of many lm· 250 tounsts, Smce the now of a1r slap !he St. Louis Cardinals liam c. Peterson, 65, pulA1r Fannncler Dtel months ago according to Waldo cross a small creek to the Jake proveme~ts in the area, such Brow.n also announced seVPr3l l tra~~L..,nds state . and . othe~ :18·10 Saturday afternoon. Re· Jof the w. Broed St. Presb)'\el'o COLUMBUS _ FUNERAL . f'. Brown. Gallia County Jun. area will be constructed before as clearmg away dead trt"eS, beautification proJects a r e political boundaries, It '" . serve quarterbacks finished lor ian Church since 1957. He died serVlcas will be hrld Monday ' lor Fairground and Gallla spring, Brown added, hriar patches and swamp sec· underway at the camp Site Imperative that the federal both clubs. ·Friday in Mt. Carmel Bospllll. for Ho·•ard H 'Gassaway ex Camp Site manager. The lake Shrubbery will be plant!'<! a· tors. area. govdefrnmhenthatssu,mel a, P"'d lthlve \ 'fl' • •• ' • 1 -an ort r1g roeo ea ers 1p 600 eeutlire vice fiii!Sident anti di· wUI .be approximate Y in a forward-moving partner· 0 rec!,qr ol the Ohio Company, feet 80 feet wide, and be,hip with the local and state J an Investment nrm. tw""n ••sht and 10 r...t d•ep. ("' governments in fighting air Gasaway, so, died Friday tr. WASHINGTON (UP() raiwan, South VIetnam, Thai· said. pollution," he said in a University Hosp:::l o: ~anfr. behind the pjunio; fairground~ cretary of State Dean Rusk s. and, Tehran and India before · Wrong Attention Focuo statement. i ~f 7as a me;;:..r 0; ~~: ~g· lour miles north of Gallipoli~: on his return from a 22,700-m•Je ~ning to Paris for the NATO He also commented that a lot McCarthy'• propooed legislaWIDTE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. (UPI) -~ 1 col mm k salve A . tl. n· off Rt 35 diplomatic mission Saturday he c·onference. of people seem to be paying ti'on would establish an 1·nter· igan Gov. George Romney said Saturday he was honore4 ves men 8 an ers asoc1a" on Brown · said · · to ll .S. bo mb'ng · · Iy swt'It buildup of pu'"' !he proJ·ect will expected other countrlea to step Dl I . h peel . ed mo mme attentlon I s state system of air pollution and and encouraged lly a surgnsmg ... Ica and the execuuve oI Amer · 1 sc osmg e ex re · th N rth th to Communist 1' rt f h' OP 'd t ' 1 tender Itt f N ti I A . add greally to the wildlife value up their aid to South Vietnam - . h I fro US Uies fo South m e. o . an . control regions. It also would l tc suppo or tm as a pres.• en ta con , eci" comm ee o . a ona ......,a. . . perhaps to include more combat e P m · · a r terronsm m the South. He sa1d r uire the Health Education Romney spoke out as the nahon's governors end lion of Seeurlhes Dealers, Inc., of the eamp1ng a!"a, troo I V1etnam, Rusk decllned to say there was a terrorist attack on eq ' I their first mid-year conference. Democratic memberl District I, TIIe lake Is bema constructps. which countries might offer Saigon airport while he was In and Welfare Department to set went home in ost-election disarray while Republicanl ed through the cooperallon ol Rusk also Indicated he was additional ald. He said that was S lh v· tn clean all standards for the . n'ng pover their ..:::::.:.:::::'.....::..:::~:::!c=:== . ·e~ It al ou 1e am. . 10g·on were gnn 1 1 1 · Ultlmatrtm Made var~ou~ coun Y agr1 · u ur ag- ready to tell President Johnson I lor litem. to ,announce. 1 .\own Nov. 0 victories and and time In making up 1 eneles, Including the ?•lila Sod Jthat the North Atlantic Treaty Rusk d1d say that he found McCarthy's statement renect.. party harmonv. mind. And he said he also ~OBCOW - THE SUVIET and Water Co~rvat1on DIS· Organization !NATO) had i "good understanding" of the . Industry Gutted growing concern over dirty 1 The front - running Romney decide how to deal with 1.·ed Union oonflrmed Saturday that trlct and the Soil r.onservallon weatllered France's military , issues In the war during hiS · I C' . f "ir prompted largely by the ' again edged a little closer to starters and !pODtaneoua or eon,t,munist ~:OS had issued Service, which will . provide wit!Idrawa~ ~nd W8ll ready to lrlp, Including that on the part i ~N~~~~~~~Pl) _ A Thanksgiving week smog alert ' ilf'l'llmin• an active pre.siden· ,nizatlona" whlch might Jar an ultlmaturp ordering three technical and engmeermg ..,.v. begin rehuddmg lor a space-age of the NATO countries. I 11 'nd 1 . 1 b 'ld' h along tile eastern seaboard tial candidate when he told unauthorized campalan• · Soviet correopo ' nd ents 1ces. · The Agrteu · Jtura1 Sl• bil't· future. w mg. ous· o·. eeri ol the siX Asked abo 1 the controve,.. sma . 1 t us r~a In newsmen at this mountain re- him. 1 In Peking expelled by Christ u •., mg wo engm ng trms I No Slgll Of Eod 1over U.S. bombing raids in the suburban Deer Park was gut· KIDS BEAT RAZERS · '"~' . But when asked If hr mas Day. OV, eS Rusk flew to nearby Andrews , vicinity of the North VIetnam ted Saturday by a fire that cau,. Thmgs have .moved ahead the surge, of pr<>-Romn• 1 The ~pulslo~ was announced Air Force Base from tile Paris 1capiial of Hanoi, Rusk declined ed damaRe estimated at $00.000 I CINCINNATI (UP!) - Chi!· : faster than I anhrtpated before port as eVIdenced in poD 111 PekinR F!lday . The nt'Ws S NATO meeun1, At 1 plfneslde to go beyond administration I Deer Park fireman Harry dren playing with matches Sal· the election. I haven't encour- ing him ahead of p,, was IPresd tmmedlalely w I news conference, he aid that statements that warplanes only McConnell was treated at Mer- urday apparently slarted a ft"' ayed that but r don't find it Johnson, the Mormon go throughout world-exeeplln Rua nowhere on hla wide-ranging Ihad struck military targets. Icy Hospital after getting glass which badly damaged a two • an unfavorable development." replied: sla, where Tass, the Soviet }ft££ travels to Asia and Europe did There would be no need for in his eye and was released. , •tory brick house in suburba,n Romney made it clear he in· ''I don't see bow any red ~ news agency, walled 24 boors ""' he find any Indication that American planes to be over \The firms were Crossbow, Inc., : Walnut HUis. The unoccupied tends to build an organization blooded American could be otllo ' before pobhshlng it. Hanoi wu wiUing to negotiate North VIetnam at all If Hanoi tndustrlal enRineers, and H. E. dwelling was schoduled to be tr help him reach his final de- er than honored to have peopll • ' WlDTE SULPHUR SPRfNGR, ~n end to tltc Vietnam wnr. woold give l1JI It~ military ! Hanrork and As..,.,iareo, con· torn down to make way for Jn. cislon on whether to run. He feel the way these developmenll A M,atriel Pro/ · w. VA. (UP)) - Gov. Jame~> ' Tbe secrelary .tslted Japan, ambitions Ia the South, Rusk suiting engineers, terstate 71. reiterated Utat he need• h.tv iltdl<:&l<. ll ;, •lso subal·!riao~ ~'WANT!OO IIIW, N. Y. A. JU:l9dea was told heN Friday Navl<doojlwin Roekeleller, dau· thai Oble baa won the 19116 a· jl_tter of ~er David Roell- wlfll of the Society of Industrial ·,efeller and niece of Gov. Realtors and Developers. ~oil. A. Rockefeller, was marGoV. Rhodes' learned of r_!l4 Saturltay at the Union 1101!Q!' from WOllam B. West Ch~ to Walter J. Kaiser, WUhtngton, prealdellt of SAIGON (UPII -U.S. positions Inside the IIOoCelled and unloaded 2,245,000 props· llerft Team Alllckod chineguns. The weapons auto- Viet Cong aaents UJOclate profeasor of Ena• nallonal orsanlzallon, at In the fU'SI demilitarized zone lor the thirll ganda leaflets over Hanoi and In the Mekong Delta south oJ matlcally spray about four the terror attacks ordered !Ish li!ld eamparatlve hterature Na'tlonal Governor•' ~~~enc<!l::i,actlon In a straight day, the 'Red River delta region. Saigon, 1 U.S. Special ForctS bullets Into every square foot of North Viebtam In the al . Hlrv~ University. In .W1tJte Sulphtlll Springs. surrounded The central lllghlanda Some of the leaflets urgrd team was attacked by Comm~ an area bigger than a football the alleged U.S. ralclt Inside Tbe !n'f!!t ·met her 'hte honor marks the to t100 began when a patrol ol the North Vietnamese troops to nisi guerrlllas hut was saved field. Hanoi eity Dmlts. husband she l!llroli«< 1111\e.'a northern state has ttoops and pounded them witll Air Cavalry Division in surrender if they were sent Into without a single casuaity when Scene of the Viet Cong defeat G,bl!'da,; prH! of hli fOI\I'BeS durllll the award for Its ..Wlecy and air strl~ea. tlon Thayer n made the South. an Air Force AC47 plane with wa• '" Vinh Lon~ Provinc•e Just before dan "' linal term liThe Raclcl brld~.. prosram, lcughl lhrouih the ~ht by with a squad of VIti ' Communist Romania, mean- Galllng·type 8\IDB routed the about 7G mlles southwest ol terroriSt lftllllcll! wu ..,_.. ll&ht o! flare shlpe. the li~htlne IJ"W , In while, joined Red China in Communists with bursts !rom Sa1gon. into a jeep three mlllll of Mr. atld Mrl. Allealt '17 Viet tpp1 · the hellcopter-bome that U.S. bombs the 6,000 bullets-per-minute Spokeomen In Saigon said downtown Saljpl ·Kalw•jlltt!d~~'.,.., . kllil!!lln 1\Je ftl:il reported ~ had a . Its Hanoi embassy In weapons. leaflet-droppinC planeo did Fill ino ill!• ', •• b ~'."" of· the battle near ~ . battalion IIUITOUniled. , ralda last Tuesday and Wedpes- TIIe Green Beret lldvlsers actual!y fty over Hanm but P ·, !t 1,...... the eenttal bjl.o.l~ l!lrQ;- Citlled 18 . day ... Henol claimed Saturday beld off suerrtJia 1111811 11'1111 the wind carry the leaflets Seve t t •l hla dOctorate~ IIOrth o1 Qui·J;.IIIId Ajr sllikei~ )le&VJ artillery that bomb and rocket fragmeftls and mortar lire lllf 11\010 )han the cllf. norlbeut o! Salgnn. ea!led lit incUhe I!Aitlt with American markings were 90 minute~ before the olane Despite re!ny weather -&mel ·Farthtr U. 1, ~~:::rl raged tnle the Mwn liiiur~ ·tn the Chinese CommuniSt dropped Ill IIU 1 ~ the North Friday, a Hight of Ill · Bunda,Y. . , . ·' and saturated the ·atU ' ivllt\ Force Thunderchiefs Rajtty mot)l!lll!il 'wealller In Saigo,n and machlnegun lire. two brklaes and several s ·~=~~ ed air strikes · eny raids by 1be llJIIIVerted esrgn !Ilanes of hllhw•r dliep In the ~! VJetnNn t againll residenUal are rigged throtlghoul !,lie lower between II.JIIOI ml Olea l!lllil~tl HIIIOl. f1*!1118t wltb ~. IDa· Phu. i'\Tew Lake ,.,o Be Ready b1v S~nr:ng j . ' ~'~ .:.....,-.,.,~!: .,.. ,.,, r " LORD IUXT- · A library for the grade< ~~:·;\iF. ·-----------------------~--------~~·~~ objeetives beealll4! of the failure to recover the capsule." TIIe mJslnformation handed NASA by lite indicator system touched of! a wild race against time, as plenet· rushed to the area where it was believed the capsule had oplashed down. In order to beat the slx·hour Ule span of the plants and organisms, parascuba team• would have been dropped to fasten a balloon to !lie capsule, facilitating an aerial recovery, But when NASA realized the spacecralt was still orbiting, the Juiced Up Pollution Law Wanted was annoonced as the n for the year when Rulilanid mt>t Mnnrt::Jy evenine- ~t. high school with a large attend· I ancc. Vernon Weber, president, was in charge of the meeting which opened wilh the pledge to flag, followed by the PTA song, er by Mr. Joe Sayre Union Church and a vocal solo, "Jerusalem," by Allen wood. The sum of $300 W"' toward the projecf of heiJ>in!d furnish, arrange and oversre a llbrary for the grade school 1 llhirh will Include a large Bi· ble for both the high school and grade school libraries. A program was presented by the first six gradeo of <ehool, with grad.. one two singing favorite- Chrlstnu.sl rarols and grades throogh six presenting a Christ- I mas play and a nativity and a chorus who sang Christmas carols. Judith Snowden gave 8 readinc, ''Twas the Night Before Chrlstmaa" to close the program, Refreahments were capsule had overshot the target _ . , from Hlrkam Alr area "here the retrieval planes Force Base were cruialng above were cruising, NASA said. Pal:lllc Oeean, 400 miles north However, later Information of ..HawaU ready to make a : allowed the capsule had not spe.l\acular aerial catch of the reentered the earth's atmos· capsule, but the malfunction pbere but conUnued in an ollliaed the awiltly IIIOVinl uncontrollable orbit. bil)logical laboratory to remain NASA said that if the capsule ih orbit. Is eventually recovered, aome of ·-Because the separatloo from the fixed experiments might & ;· spacecraft cut llfe support still be salvaged. But it was systems from the Uny orga· apparent, according to Cltarles nisms, all life aboard the Wilson, project manager of the capsule would die within six biosateUite series, that the llrst hours. NASA said. bioa "had not met Its sclentlfie At first it was believed the 1 . What's your system for successful saving? PRJC~, 1a ~~ I mE PATRICIANhyLADY •x101 -. . Rutland PTA's Annual Project Is New Library - ~}}~ 1-966-----------~~-~~~~~~~e~-ro-,.-Mld-41-e-pur.' ~:), ' ,I FOR THE LADY WHO BELIEVFS IN LOOKING QUIETLY EXQUISITE.. t~ Mrs. Dale Warner, Mrs. C. W. Nease, Miss Dorinda Wilsan, Mrs. F. Ray Wilson, Mrs, <~ .j. UN Treaty Assures Farout Space Peace I r~ (' THREE SECTIONS One of the extras you get enints activities included sing. that God w1ll Belle Russell for the large com· . nd greenery arrangement. Mrs , nun MethodiSt Churrh Wednrs· mumty Christmas tree Ill Mid· ~ratt was at the punch bowl , day evemng at the chv.-h._ A~ visit by Santa and Mrs. Claus dlcport A garden club paper , and Mrs. John Werner poured article, "Chnsunas G1fts !Mr. and Mrs. Doug Runyan.) whtch had bt•en g1ver on rad1o ' at thr silver coffee service. from The Upper Room was al- The Sew-Rite Sewing club's Santa passed out gifts to the Jn· Mrs. Heibel was d1scussed Santa Claus favors were g1ven so read by Mrs Roush. annual Christmas dinner was little children followed by a ·Mrs Lloyd reported on the each guest , M L 1 C 1. 1 Wednesday evemng at Bailey's gift exchange among the adults. · . rs e a ur IS, program M'll · ~ ightmg contest plannmg meetrestaurant. L. Claude t er was m mg at the nome ol Mrs. Garen , Durmg the WCiai hour a gtfl !;ader: . presented. the" topiC, A turkey dinner was served charge of Thursday night's pro· Stancbury with represen tatives iexchange was held around the For flus L~ttle Time, Mrs. at 7 p.m. and members were gram. of both clubs. The three cate· •large decorated tree and pnz· Wendell G. Stutler read Luke seated at a table with wMe Special prizes were won by gones will include door and, ,es aw~rded to Mrs. c.. E. 1. 28:35 • fol~?wed ,by grOI:~ cover, poinsettia_ place mals and Mrs. Douglas Runyan, Gallipo. or. windows, rei1g10us, and non- I Blakeslee for the most ongmal smgmg .~f There s A :'"ng " , napkins, and w1tl1 red candles lis. Mrs. Elizabeth Allman of reiiglous Mrs. Rubert Coats wrapped package and Betty the A":, and respontSI'~. '""d· on each end of the table, F1· Middleport, and Mrs. Emerson ge.ve m1erestmg highlights of Chne for the corsage, Mrs. , mg of The Benedlc us. vors were red and white carna· Jones Middleport. 1he Th:mksgivlllg fliHA:er show Pearl. Reynolds won the host-I A playlett con{'erning Holy tion c8rsagcs. Mrs. Harvey won ' 1 which she had viSited while in rss g•fl. llostesses were. Mrs. I Mary and her feeling about her Vranken asked grace. I New York m Novernlwr and de- Crooks, Mrs . Glenn Lambert, I son's life was presented by I Following the dinner, the scnbed some of the unique Mrs .. Edgar Reynolds, and Mrs. Fred Nease as Mary; Mrs. group adjourned to the home arrangements. contnbutmg, Mrs. Russell Mills. Alfred Yeauger, Sarah, and of Mrs. Dayton Strickland, Recogmtwn was giVen to Mrs Mrs. Stacie Arnold, Mary Mag· which was beautifully decor at· Lloyd. Rosr lleynolds, Mr s. St(Jr Lmlies' Aid dalene. It closed with group ed mcluding a silver tree un· Coats, ~rs. Lohse. and Mrs. Meets 011 W ednesd(Jy smging of "Hark the Herald der which gifts. were placed. . Wayne (,,bbons for the1r Chnst- Members of the Morning SttJr Angels Sing." Mrs. Russ Wat~ A short busmess sess1on . mas arra ngements for the par· L d' A'd t . th h rch son read, "And Mary Said was conducted by Mrs. Harold . Racme Chapler OES N~. 134 ---- --- -- ·--· --- ! so~ i~~s rc•~m m~edl~esd:y cfo~ a Yes ,lt and prayer by the leal!· Hood, president, and ~lans were J!\ ~nnooncm~ Ihe annual mstal~ I pollurk dinner at noon with lt.e er closed the program. Mrs. completed for yrepanng a bas· latw? of ;!f•cer~ on Sa~ur: J; flev. Menzel Smith askmg Edith Sisson had the special ket for a family. Members are evemn.g, co;m r 17 at · o. e number ''Color It Wonderful " to have food at the home of i mstalhng officer for the even· 1ac . . : . IS the Past Grand Matron, 1 ' JMrs · Hood by Friday • Decem· ' mg TONIGHT and SATURDAY A shOit busmess sesSion was concernmg Chnstrnas coors. El' b th H F t 1 G .11 Dmmber 16·17 , d · d b M Cl k Jhle ber 23 · Mrs. Charles Hoffman ' '•za e · os ero ranvi e, I con udcte Yh. hrs.l adr . h· During a short business ses- received a birthday gift from Ohio. Others assisting with the 1 . · 11 auon · w1'II be : "YOUR CHEATtN' HEART" I preS! Loen!,d' wP1C c ose ' .WI , Sion; reportes were given bY1her secret pal. Mrs Raymond msta 1 --1'echnicolorit ': r s rahyer edm Hdmso.1. the committee on baskets tak· iBaily 011 behalf of the club pre· Organ is!, Roberta K. Mindllng, GeorgP llami\lon. Susa n Oli· , GiftS ~ere exc anedg p at en to the shut-ins of the com· sented Mrs Hood with a gift. P.G:M. of Beverly; Marshals, ver, Rrrl !3unons, Arrhur soc1al nour enJOY . .. resen · . G d R d M. S 1,L mumty. Reporls were a1so giV· Secret pals were revealed and : Helen Bartley, Assoc1ate ran O'Conn!'ll, Chri~ Cro~hv Ke · ' v1ere ev. tm rs mau' ano d f . D d J . ~·in 'Ja1e. ·' , J A S . L , 1 • en on rar s sent to ormer new names drawn for t h e Matron of ayton, an uma 'son, Mrs. · · mtb. 1' "S. members those in service · Bl the Past Matron o£ Sr..~~ncer"GUNPOINT" · Cl k lhl 1M L Johnson ' ' commg year. Y ' ,... ' · ar e, rs. ee ' and shut-ins. 1 Gifts were exchanted after ville· Chaplain Helen McKin· - Techn icolo r, h' h 'p Matr~n of S 0 field· 1 Mrs. Charles !hie, Mrs. Eorl Aurlif' Murphy. Jonn Staley. I Srhuier, Mrs. Clarence Grues· An organ an<l plant duet of a w diC 111 eedgroup sangth caro1s Soon, taas 1 Wava Hpnmgmond' 1 Warrl'n Slf!V('ns ' . d r dl f Ch ·st an pay games w1 priZes ecre ry, a , , er, Mrs. Fred Sm1th an , ane, me ey o 11 mas caro1s was awarded to Mrs. Hood and Mrs. p as t Matron o1 Danvt'lie . Admt s!iion: 60c and :roc ond Mrs. SuSie F1scher. presented by Mrs. John Scott Donald McKnight. A dessert Conductress, Peggy Nixm, ·- ..--- -·-·--·-~·-and Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, and course was serVed from a table Past Matroo of New Straitsville: each told. of a spec1al custom . wh1te . lace cover over red Warder Maille . Jacoby Past . w1th they cn)o~ at ~hnslmas. Gilts and decorated with red candles, Matron' of Athens; Sentinel, _,.,_,.,_,.• were exc ang · . Presenl were the above and Ralph Webb Racine. Precedmg the meetmg, a 6· 30 M ~- M 11 M R ld ' 1 k d' ed . rs. LIUO u en, rs. ona 11 pot uc . mner was serv ' Browning, Mrs. Elza Gilmore CHILDREN TO PRACTICE the social room w•th Rev . Jr. Mrs. Calvin Simpwn Mrs. All children of the Primary· Wendell C. Stutler askmg Willard .' ' Boyer, Mrs. Edward Junior department of the Unitgrace. . Wells Mrs. Donald Collins, M•s. ed Methodist church will meet MAtte;d~ng ;e~e .:he ~boveHand Tom Grueser and Mrs. William at the church Saturday at I ' rs. 0 0 · at y, . rs. ~·· Gaddis. Hosteso for the next I p.m. for practice, It was announ'on Holter, Mrs. Uswm Nea»e, meeting will be Mrs. Tom ced today by Mrs. Gerald Wll· Mrs. Mark Evans, Mrs. Rob.rt G d th intend 1 Laudermill, Mrs. Lawrence rueser. ermu • super en • • your home and family and every- the Toy Building on Front Street. Following the dinner the ev- hve 18, . . _.v _, one on Your Gift List. Visit .All 3 FloOrs and Hall Thursday evening. Deooted 'l~ !'Ill GHIM Mlddlf Ohio Valltv .32 PAGES eame lbt IIley IDey il" ·• allll llave II Ll ' II)." ,.. Jolllli:II. atell !te Ark Doomed to rhital Deat ·:· UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE. Big Selections of I • 6 1 Gifts - v-ot~',..,;-~-N-0-.-4-----.w;t-,'"",lpo...;.·u-.,-rt.-Piel--u-n,.;..,•-rs---------S-UN_D_A_Y-,~0-EC_EM_BER Shopping Center. OPEN EVERY NIGHT 1 "'lk Cldl:l ..... Ileal ... ldll .... ..,.,.l fl . Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your ·,, '*' ;.. tutti• ''Good News" they went' to tunlty ohnowln1! Him u YM' Mrs. Ben Neutzllng was hos- be was leved 'by all~ 'tahi ~-,ews g~ Betlll~m"wltQhaste."~· Savlar,, !lyou dlilay comlntl to tess to members of tile Porn- closed with, "Inasmuch as ye ~ I lll'1!e· you to do as the sbeP. ,Him. · herds .and "make haste" and· After .they ' saw lliln, "they eroy Shakespeare Club at their have done in unto these 1 you Christmas meeting Wednesda.v have done It onto me.". . '-' come to Jesus Christ now. ~eturned &IOl'!fYIDg and praJ&. 'Th B ll of M Had the shepherds debated lng God." 'l'hla will be your tl• afternoon at her Maple Place The story, ' e e ' ., en By REV. MAX E. DONAHUE, PASTOR by and doubted the angels procla· pen'en,.••, also, ·1f ..u will come home which was beaun fuIIy de- and the Sllence of God• The Huth Methodl•t Church, Middleport " " rorated, including a lighted Billy Graham, was given . hy The Scripture Lesson: St. Luke 2:8-17. . mation, and had not' gone to to Chil,t. Do you want to ,... tree, under which gifts w•re Mrs. Robert Warner. II orought The Text: "And the angel said unto them, Fear not: Bethlehem, they would have joice1 Do you..[~ly want Ill placed. out that one hears Christmas for, behold, 1 bring you good tidin¥s of great joy, which missed the opportunity of look- be happy1 Let 'W[lat come InThe home of Mrs. Walter Crooks, Gravel Hill, Mid· The meeting opened with de- bells ringing in churches, on shall be to all people. For unto you ll! born this day in the log upon the face of the Lord to your life today, and you wiD dleport, was decorated throughout with arrangements l'otion3 by Mrs. Dale Smith, street corners and over pubhc 1 city of David a Saviour which is Christ the Lord." Luke Jeous who came to save them come forth a per110n who bu complimenting the holiday season for the annual Christ· president, givmg a meditation, address systems and someday ;2:10,11. and the whole world. joy In his life, a which notlJ. , • mas party of the Amateur Gardeners Club Wednesday "The Inn At Bethlehem," and God will speak again, bul not .,Y.,ouiiiiitooiiiiim...iay;,_m.,ls.,;;s.,tll.,;;e~op~p.,;;o,;.r·.,i.,;;ng;;_ca~n_;; ' tak~e'-iiiioi'-;;;;;;;;;;;;il 1 evening. dosing with prayer. Members over nddress system1. Many of the news flashes which we see and hear on II Several arrangements by members of the club were responded to roll call with a Gifts were exchan'ged, aftcr 1 television and radio or in the newspapers to us dis· ·j used, including a door decoration by Mrrs. Harold Lohse ChriSimas thought. A round· which Mrs. Neutzling played turbing and frtghtful news. When the te::f,i~!l1n:;J.\I usmg Santa Claus with hemlock greenery, a plano ar- robin Christmas card was sent the Christmas carols on net .late at night or when a telegram comes to us, we . ran~ement by Mrs. Rober! Coats, combmmg gold pom- to Mr and Mrs. c. F. Tom!> 1organ. Gill< were also brought lately become exCited, and even fearful, that somethmg • setha, nbbon and candl,.., and table arra1.'gemenl made kms. by the members wh1ch will be dreadful .has happe~ed to one of our loved ones. But the by Mrs. Bruce Lloyd featunng red carnatwns, g1ecnery Mrs LouiS Reibel gave a sent to the Girls Industrial I news whtch was delivered to the shepherds by the angel Chmtmas story, "The Unrx· School was the best news that mor· and lighted tapers . - - - - - -· · .. _ The meelmg was opened w1th Ity Mrs. Pearl Reynolds was I ected Guest " of an eide•ly Refreshments were served in tal ears ever heard. of the Lord shnne round about a •el~ome by the preSident, program cha11man and p';"ent- ~an who dnfted mto a home !he dmmg room from a tah:e The .~hepherds were fearful them-" But the first words that _,.~\;$. E~gar Pratt Jollowed by ed the ~h"IStm~~ story, T ~ e I on Christmas Eve and W1S attraCllve in green cover cent· when The angel of the Lord the .?ngel spoke were, "Fear a prayer by Mrs. Guy Reynolds. Other WISeman, by Van Dy<e .. taken in, fed and permitte~ to ered with an arrangement of came upon them, and the glory not. ~or Mrs. Arthur Strauss gave the Guests for the evenmg were remain overnight. He was a'k- red carnations in a cutglass We hear God speak to His , verse of the month and mem· Mrs. Thelma Pratt and Mary , ed to stay for dinner on Chnct- ron tamer with red candles ig people so many times with these ' ber~ answered roll call w11h a Bashan ol Ravenswt.OO. Mrs, mas and he helped with llle green holders on eith~r sifie. •same words, "Fear not." Jesus Chnstm<~s ,dea. IB. Fruth and daughter, Kath- 1work ~nd was so agreeable thlt Favors were corsages of retl was constantly reassuring His , ryn Fruth Pomt Pleasant; I ~-· tt. d h1 • During the businPSS meeting, ' and Mrs. Gibbons. · ~1ylon net, pomse ~as an disciples and friends with these 1 Mrs. Llovd reported on the Y· same words, ''Fear not• AI· flower show held lD Pomeroy Followmg the program mem· ; Pre51·nt were the above and Ur though the greatne" of God and reports were given by Mrs. bers and. guests were invited , Mrs. ~'· A. Hennessey, M·~· Over 150 persons attended the causes us to lear, yet God does Pr.tt and Mrs. Robert Re1bel 1,, the dmmg room lor refresh· I ,led 1\ebster, Sr., MISs _LY~" ' annual Knights of p thias and no< want us to live in fear, but of the regiOnal meetmg 10 Mar· IOJents ol _chicken salad, h 0 t : eeflng Ebersbach and Mrs Phd Wd· Pythian Sisters Chri~mas par· rather to live in Jove, peace, 1etta recently. The state off1· rolls, fruit. homemade candy. . hamwn. h G II' r K 1 p hope faith and joy When we cers sent word Unt the scrap- punch and coffee were served Devotions t.llken from Mal· ty in t e a tpo IS o , ' '. . . Garden Club's Party Hostess TODArs THOUQiff. • Where did you put your whooslol In the cipr box! The tin the co,.tl"d!'Of" am.lftl · Jdt!n You ohould ha.. one Olp~ized pl..e foi evtiY!hlftl. Somtplace you11 remember. ,' Our flnd·lt•YOUrHif K~ by LADY BUXTON, lnol~, lfs divided up iftto ·.rm. 1:on1»nmen11. f.otrlnlotlrt. PIIHJH, lra'*llloflZI. Ali lined w~ 10ft wll'ftY stuff !Ntwvn'U<IIIcli thl"" I!JI, > Wo hi,. it t~ three ailoro. Cold IJilid.s,oln Out.r4t with blodc ond pa~ley Jiioldt. Whllt ttura-..1• with 101!.•~ at leo, W~l~ut w(lh ~~~~ey~ .• w.-. ELBERFEtDS IN'OOMER()Y • >. . ' . . . .. I r' , ' y- ·, .,!! . w:::1 · . ~ ' �. \ .·. l ' tJPl Briefs '' Dec. 1a, 19as Democratic Gove~ors ·Fail to S~nd : .OlNmUE~ . I.c ~·'h . . p .d M ~embersllip Thelr res I ent rlstmas essage ~:::.,~ :~~r:' ~y riomcPage I . • ~on(w.itt~~j~n in ~ DJSAJ'111AJUNQ Africa Avertedfor mr~e .... . le~;~~~;~::~~~: Natio~~&-.failure ?f ·1 ~8-membe~ MEIGS Po '"Aas . 11 1 :!:::11 1 AssassinatiOD . . Leads to u·IStoriC. Batt ' I:e' . 1 , TODAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY &WEONa;$DAY <6 I I 1 1 to PICKENS' HARDWARE in .MASON ..••• ..ccccc cCccacd ~~------~••••~••••.ccc.-~--.-••--•ccc GIFTS FOR EVERY MAN on your LIST ~ •'Et!~RIO DRilt.:f •Hulltlng LANTERNS J . I! ~ e FISHING SUPPLIES I I •HUNTING COATS = •nd PANTS f t BERN%-0-MATIC :\\\\\ _l • .. GIFTS ~ FOR TEENS CHICAGO ROLLER SKATES TRANSISTOR RADIOS RECORD PLAYERS WAGNER WARE SKILLETS KITCHEN WARE CLOCKS--ALL KINDS • Tricycles ~fAMILY ICE SKATES P~~Stt TOY$ eELECTRIC SLICING · KNIVES See The Big Selection Of Christmas De::or~tioris · In r:1e Housewares Department On. The Main Fl.cor at ELBERFELDS LUCI•Means to Keep Her dl,qon twp .._m July 1889 snP. ot resident of Darwin. Survivors I I on in noveltiea the late James ~d Fl~ra Cal- . include his wile, Madolyn Pick- I fan M~ddy . He IS sun wed by lett Markham. there, formerly his w1fe, the fanner Frances Iof Pomeroy ; two sons, William Mills, and a. br?ther. Elmer ' and Mark ; his mother, Mrs. Maddy ol Gallipolis. Thm bro •Flo Markham, Ft. Lauderdale; thers. and a sister are oe,eeas· ' and one brother and one sister. JOHNSON CITY. Tex. (UP[) oridesmaids in her wedding last ed . The M.iddy home was on Mr. Markham is the son·m· ·President Johnson's new ly .wed Aug. 6 to Patrick J . Nugent, of Rt. 7, ~-~·· 1aw of D. Mae Pickett of Dar- oaughter, Luci Nugent. said Waukegan, Ill. · · wm. Funeral arrangements are Saturday that the question or Both Luci and Helene shnwfd whether she is expectmg a baby up armed w1th buxe~ ot uncertain }rolrn Pigmtm is nobody 's business but her brownies-Luci's special!) m Services for John Pigman. the cookie department ... ch uwn-and her family's. 52. who died Wedne"b ' in The 19-year-old Luc1, looking ' he baked lor the sale. Franklin, Ind., will be held a1 ":""" L Craig Mrs. Edna L. Craig, 76. Page pretty wearmg a be1ge sun with tO a.m., Sunday at the l·i, gil St.. Middleport, died rhur;;<iay a skirt about two inches above J ackson residence on Rt. 2 Vm· at the Veterans Memorial Hos- the knees and a purple turtle on H:..~rial will be in the Pen .; pital. Born July 10. 18!10. at neck sweater, was contronted diPton ..::emetery under direcGreat Bend, Meigs County. <he with the rumor wnen she VISited tion of the Me-Goy Funeral was the daughter o! the tate tht Johnson City Chrbtma~ home. .; Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Brown. She oake sale. Holding a box of goodies m was also preceded in death by Samuel Chapmtm her husband, Harry, live years ner nand~ . Luc1 shuuk ner head J and w1th a show ol :::ii Jgh t anger s~muel Clarence C•1,1pmnn ago. 86, a retird farmer , who flf)ent Survivors include two sons, rev"ed' UNITED NATIONS IUPI\ most of hi s life in Gallia coun 1 Lt. Col. Harry W. Craig. Jr., "l don 't consider it anybody Communist Romania Suturday ty . di<'d at 5:45 p.m. Friday at , Japan, fl!ld Robtlrl D. Cratg else s ou~ tne~::> e~<"ept JLJyseU joined Communist China in at the hum" of a dt~ught er. Mr~ ! Middleport: a brother, 0~. H. and ~y ~~Imly. Jt s c. per!>unal C<'mplaining its embassy in the Ike Davis of Patriot. lA Brown, Rochester, Mtnne- !>ltuatwn . , North Vietnamese caoital of Mr. Chr ·man was t>orn In sota: th'f'ee sisters, Mrs. Alice Then, she added: .. ~ Hanoi wa~ damaged In U.S air I \'l"t Virr .;a on Oct. 1, 1880 fluff, Rochester. Pann.; Mrs. " I dun ·t rnc:.:tn tu l>t' rlNI' .. but "d I t W d d n1y marnat status IS a pnva e raJ s as e nes ay . 1 son of the 1 te Jo~eph and ~or<~ HP.len Bobbitt, St. Peter-.:burg. Jollv Ch-- .,an. His marriage Fla , and Mrs. Sally Cozart. (]flair, and 1 me:t~n lu keep 1t The cllarge was made In a state ment issued at U.N. · wa.,· to tl former M:~da F'orth Rav enswot •d, \\' . Va.: a halt lhat way." ·a here were reports in Texas headquarters in Ne w York and , 0; March 8•. 191111• and she pre. sister, Mrs. Elva Shaw. Ga lh· 13 ~ nd Washtng ton th at Luc1 in news dispatches from Buch· 1 <'f'lird him in death on May poh~: stx . grandchtldren and exiJeCLing a baby next May . arest. ~evf'ra l meces. 19 · FSS Funeral \ervire~ will h:> hrld She attended the country fa:r The u N. statement said · ··· · Pi ·e sons and two dau.,htf' r .~ S d at 2 P m at the Satw eta) Wi th tlel~ne Llnllo\\. ot R 0 m ania w a~ com plt~ ining . M F' k , un ay . snn'IV!ng are rs. ·an h:~wling~ t ' m1 t ~ F'unrral H•Jme wa., hlng tun, who was one ot the ·' with deef) indignation'' agaimlt (Almal Brohm of Lanraster with the Rev . nor1r1ld Hwk!o Ill the alleged raid. The Yu~oslav Diston and ~arl~nd Chapn1 r:n fil- iating. Burial w1ll te m news agency Tanjug earlier both ot C.:~lhpohs, Elw.,oo the Rivervirw re " ._. trrv. reported the Romanian gov~· Chanman of. NewHrk. _M rs. Ike Friends may ca ll at the lun' ment reaction m a report from (Rethel DaVIS of Patnot. Rev era l horne anytlmr. )lucharest. Otis Chapmrm or Che~hirP, :-~net Mrs. Craig was a mrm ber or Clarence Chapman. Jr . ol tht> Middleport Chu rch ol C'hno.;t Indiana. One dau_e:hter is de and the Mtddleport Eash• rn Star cea•ed. There are 23 grand· f':vongrline Chapter No. 72, 0 SUNDAY cfil.ldren. 20 Rf'eat ~randrhiloren E.S. mlr.". -". ENTI~'l'T. VA TI CAN CITY IUP il d t r,," '' . anif·' two great great granddtil- ! ··• · Pulllj•Jtea •v•r~ su11diW' ow '"' d 1 Pope Paul VI will br9a cas ·''• v••h•, Pw••&P~t co. _ ~n. () • Wh ! his annut~l Christmas message G.ILLIPOLII DAIL., fRl8UNI Brothers and sisters surv\vrn·er If"~ en m stt'"" Ave., G•IIIP"''- ctt ... to the world next Thursday at .,.,, •uHilhtd .... , .. wrelu1 .l Y ....u Jng are GPorge Chnpmnn or h vI ~· e ·: .pt Sllurd•r ""'"rf1 •• +he ". p.m. 12 p.m. ..£.'§'1' ,~, I, ,I e a .~ 1 ~ W rf"(' k er ''~' 1"1:'' " '" c a,,.•P~ .•• ., ,_ . ,o •··••• •• Gal t,·nolls, Alva Chapman o( ",.ar H't pfJVate • Af·£3JfS • pfJVate • c:1ristmas Decorations At Elberfelds / In the Housoworts department on tho Main Floor 7ft. Vinyl Trees Outdoor Lights Indoor Lights Large Santi Faces SnowMan Tree Ornaments Tree Skirts Angel Hair Tinsel Garland Holly Garlartd Nativily Sets Jingle Bells Door Greeters . '· · Bell Clusters Door Ringers Tree Stands Decorative Cand!es Door Decorations Plaques Spired Churches Illuminated Candles Illuminated Post lamps Ornament Hangers Package Trims To{;oOutto --World Thursday i - "'t ~ : r Radio Vatican will tr ;:msn11l ~-a n annn·•nel'fi Saturd'ly. c>l •:• . ~n J. ' ' "· " •unr • ~ hortwave and one medi an wavP rrequrn<'ies. Tn adrlition. '"a the address will be cnrrif'd by broadcasting networks of 13 ' darect countries, many by ,·,nkup with Rad\o Vatican . In the United States, the me!\~age will be broadcast by the columbia Broadcasting System, and the American Broadcasting · •IMI 'iu.,1•v. J'.e .,., """k MAIL SUE'; C!ftPJIOH IAf!S Th• G••upoh• Tr•llun• '" o,,., •nd Sal; cemetery ' _ ~n_ de_ r d_ Jr~• ~--,d~ls Co.iiii ' ~ .. :.:.I.(· .. ,_,,. ~ •.-,.;! ;· ·; .l . '· ~ . ... . ·.-, said.· ~----- · ······· ' ,:!: 1 ~lfU "'~" ·n g lhla h 5t ou-n "''fttr 1111 vt.lf ..nero. •n• vu• •101 '"'" mo11t"' ~J . SI. ' . "" HEATING PADS .. " I Ill 1 ' man•"• u, ••• Tho o.u, s.:~tinet. •"• , .. , 111• 1IJ monlhl S) 1~: nun "''"'~' n '"• u~~tt•a vr111 -, . · rn1•1on~ · •• , !:. .;"•,... ':; I :=:,~:~~~~~ :m~~ ~~;· tn., n•w•p•r t• '"d •••• ct•a··•a '• Elberields In Pomeroy . .' . ·; ~~~~~~~--~~...;;·;..;·~M~W~O~p-~b~llo~O·~·~·~·"~In~,::;;~:;.;-------------------------------------------~~~~~--------~~~~~~~ --~-·---- ·· - -- - ~ 1 .. ~:.::~ ~~-·; .. ~' . .:- ' ,. "Why does my new telephone directorY1j have more numbers than there are phones in town'r is larger than your coiiUilUility. If .,a. amt1t .... -.e wl e yooa em caD toll-free to • a OOI!III!!llleities-jult titeyou. ' 1 cml Jocal c:dk-glance mdie -;• ; s o1. your oew tdepbone directory. It'IID 1ijp dtcrc. AA a IDader ol &ct., fC1W diro:uxy is an egeiJent IIOUI'Ce '. . . . . . . . . . ~ Mill. For enmple-in aMWP to .,.._ "" & :c =·· c ana-•tc.r• i'tno on how to n boa ~a~& d" t 1 c ail. ..S Ala Codes tbrouponc the CHI 1,. tJit- .. b I I He faca about ,......,~T 'ula I - .II anwillhclp ,_ . ... . u •u & . ,:J a telepbone service... ancl :Wua n.« sk·JOIIfYdlowPagea. a _._..,..........,,. !- II pen ',t Shop Every Night Until9 ........ • General Efec f Po•"• •or, ••n+~tt u. ""•• mont"• sl; .... Virtirtll. 1 ;f ,&o 11 •• T~:::·.!. 0 ~~. ~~u~~~:~r·~~N Wtll I ~ ~ Mondoy-2 to 3 PM Tuesdov-2 to 3 PM Wodnesdty- ~ to 3 PM on tho second fl..,r. Bring the kiddits in to 111 Sonto Claus. ~~E ~ .:.·lt~tni!"'TIN!l Radio Vatican will truns mit 4 ~~~~~~~·.·a ~.~~e,~ :!~~ ~.~; ·0 ~:! the Papal mP· . . ;- ge on five '"' ••e•"• Sft llr<~•~ Ent, ,d ~' •. (lUI UUJJ Santa Claus n· Patriot, Clove Chapman ol nunt-r CINCINNATI WPil - Rob ingtlln, .Mrs. Nl'llle Payton and f'rl R Haas. 65. of Har , .~nn. Mrs .. Liddy Payton. both ?' was killed Saturda~.. in an auto· M1It on, W· V3·· Mrs_- Matt Je mnbile acridPnt onI lJ . S. 50 Boyer and Mrs. NeUJP t.ukhMI, near the Indiana border. hoth of Clmrle~tnn. W Vt~., and The Haas car "truck il wrrrk Mervin Chapman of Pl. Pleas- E"r that was parked alonli: the anI· ~ide or the hiehw.:.y. The wrPI'k Mr. Chapman attended the "'.r had 1·ust rinhted an auto Northup Baplist churrh , whm~ ~whi"h had run"' off the hi"hwa}· services will be- held at I p.m .. and overturned. Fla~ hers on M~day. Re\'. MPrlin Te~>ts will the trurk wPrP w"' rl.- ;., ~ and officiate and bl'rial will be in nares had been set up offi- plattic See the'Big Selection of Romania Sa Embassv also HitbvBomhs (J end Chri1tmaa tree ornaments. FUN lii.AMES . ... 'CUDDLY "• IJ'ee Because your local calling area esMALL TOYS ON WHEELS FOR THE HOME ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES TOY e Bicycles hall tilt decoratlw were UJ1 at peach pre•erve•. Mro. J. ~ · ahont a blnrk to ~he Pr~ftlf til<' rall<11. She Bald, howev•r. i\ckle, wife ol a Texa• boyhood nome, now a, ·~ that till' had not been ~ homorratll' repre...,tative. attr~ction. whtire she ' ptanl<id • JOHNSON CITY, Tex. <UP]) 1charcoal grey coat and a bright picking up a 25 cent oprl~ •I trimmed. :Jllv~ a large jar .ot j)tckles 10 ocwly<leY<!Ioped ' San Antoo;q - Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson yellow scarf when she arriVed, mistletoe. She told her hoste" . Th• l"irst Lad! rontrihutPd 12 the latr. rose bush. The rose was bred 1• sjtelled out $12.75 for a basket bul she qutckly shed the coa11n Mrs. Stoll& Gliddon, .JohnMn lo•ves of hnmPmade bmd to ; After filling her Cllri•tma• l'ommemorate llle 1968 He'1sfull of delicacies Saturday, the bright Texas sunsltine and City poatmiatress, thst al)ollt the fair, along wtth a jar of basket, Mrs. Jnhnaon drove fair in San Antonio. mcluding some pyracantha ber- walked from table to table, \ __ ·-· _ _ _ - -.. . .. ___ .. _ ., _ __ ry jelly and some fig preserve., stacked with Cilristmas candies f.ewi1 Maddy tmn of the Waugh-~ey-Wood i at the Christmas county fair m and cakes, in a bright red dress Servi 1 Lewk L. M dd Funeral home. Fnends may • the Presid2nt's borne town . and matching jacket. ces or ~ y, call at the funeral home from The First Lady helped kick 'l'lho,redllleded~~ .and bnnerll, 2 to 5 and 7 td 9 p.m., Sunday. off lhe lair, driving by herself The President's wife soon w 1 "'""y morntn~. w1 • from the LBJ Ranch. filled a small bahket with fig be held al 2 p.m., Monday, at She planned to return lo th e preserves, poppyseed resslngs. \ the Wetherholt-EIIlott Funeral RnhPrl Markham outdoor fair later in the day to red pepper sauce, homemade home. Rev . Hughey Jones Will I Word has been recetved of participate in the lighting or o fudge and two types of jellies olfictate ..and bur~al Will h• '" lhe death of Robert Markham 31J-foot east Texas pine Christ- from pyracantha berries and Exciting new colan, new· ma .. Mound H1ll cemPiery Fr,,..nds Friday evening in Ft. Lauder- mas tree and take part m 8 agr1ta- both local plants. may call at tho funeral home dale, Florida. alter a short community sing. She did not pass a table teri1ls - new tr.,tments in from 7Mtodd9 p.m .. Sunrlay · ]'ll 1 Mrs. Johnson was wearing a without buying something, eveo bo · Ad 1 r.ess. Troh ... Ntw shapes ond eol. Mr. a .P was rn m · Mr. Markham was a former : I l rf. .., ,, VALUES THAT BEAT THE BAND! ewAGONS GE RADIOS GIFTS t Black J Decker TOOLS I GUNS & SHOES tSTANLEY TOOLS ~ TORCH KITS e ;.-.aaa-..-.a.a.-.aaa•aa.a~-~~••.a>reaD>>••••••••,.•••-- GIFTS FOR HER! 'TIMEX WATCHES SHOP EVERY tCORNING WARE 'REVERE WARE DAY tPYREX WARE 'DINNERWARE THIS WEEK tELEC. HEATERS t MIRRO TEFLON UNTIL 9 P.M. WARE t ELECTRIC IRONS t PRESSURE COOKERS tELEC. AUTOMATIC COFFEE MAKERS tELEc. KNIFE SHARPENERS e ELECT61C BLANKETS e ELECTRIC HAIR DRYERS EL~t:TRIC WALL" Ct.OCKS • ARCHERY SUPPLIES · ,- Po~e's Message SOONER or LATER ... I •t GUN T<:'lOL BO.XES RACKS · ., •: lUll GA. Manager John Backstrom to dis, have "disappeared" and 8JI' cuss !heir pay demands. parently Intend to seet' political The wa> to have JOHANN SBURG South' Africa (up)) ...:;: asylum. Authorities 8aid only 4 · :: : ' tative sourcelsald Saturday United to eight persons of an city but Ute meetin& was call- back mandatory sancttohs against Rl\odesta •With force toum~ party: showed Ulf II ~ ed ~~ after today's sessmn With means South Africa can Mnthtu~ "no~m~ldrade rela- border saturdaf for lh~lr .retuta By RAYMOND LAliR governors themselves "have not Only a few of the governors had crats and that .Johoson was llackstrom was arranged. Th• tions" with the rebel regime wllhout nskm,,,(l head9n to Hupg'ary. ' United Preis latemadolllll lived up to all their rtlljlOilsibili-1 been in· penonal contact wtth j being )lN)rty rep31d. ullion's members seek an 6 per clash. ~Iii to ' WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ties." But Hughes said the the President since the elecllon. l But Gov Warren E Hearnes cent hike the same as offered The assessment c~me as, the focus l st~i!li~t~art:;; w Va. (lJPl) -The nation's statements made by the Demo- Thetr complaints appeared to df Mlsso~i went so ·far as to ito and a~cepted by policemen ISOlve the Rhodesl8n crAJ~shl t~. r~m lth fir£~~ holds -~~r.·~~~;:r::Democratic governors, meeting crats Thursday Dight " were spring from a m!llture of peot- su est the party may want to and firemen. mNew York to South ca-w IC • w f • 11 In the Yuletide season, neglect- necessary and represented an up frustration over lack of lo:: for a new presidential the key to sue~~~~ of the Ssoulh Afrlea -b~en ': ed this week to send President open analytical look at ' our attention from -lhe White House candidate in 1968 if Johnson IF! ants Blackout N.Thsancttons o r. hether lreported slookpilln•oolt supplies f ood ·11 It t' " nd the Democraltc Natmnal . . ,. ~ quest1on was w · • J h , odnson a message o II WI ' ua •on. a does not improye the sttuatton. YUUNGSTOWN AN IN· So th Afrl 8 and Portugal1 sufllolent to !all for'-at least a Christmas chee · Committee and con~ern over . . d . u c an · r. If an~ing should have beer, I what was called "a lack of He sa1dh Wa.hshthelngton seeme oudl , junction suit f1led by two for- tltrough Its neighboring Mozamh- year erdvenredlf • lUI!· blockade Instead they came up with a expected from the Democrots t" 'th J 0hn /of toue WI 1 . governors an 'mer Boardll!en po11cemen, ac• blque Province, will defy t a were o e . .. . ackage 'of bitterness frustra· here It would have been a repiy rappor wt son. that Democt·~tic Nation al ~ha~r· [ cused of 100 burglaries, against United Nations and continue to ~ If' .1 P 0 1 ' ' " · h J H h f J ho M B 'I · ld not v·ndi nd I a1 · h the ere was no ~8 tion and rebellion caused by to the GOP instead of a revolt uov. Rtc ard . ug es o man o . 81 ey ~ou the Youngstown 1 cator a 1do business a1 IL!U Wtt Af ~ <9 t party election defeats five against the ne.tional admfnislra- New Jersey, who arrived loo know him if he passed him on radio • lelevision stations white-minority reglflle ol Rhodt· { c~h:;ve.rnm;'\ mmen • weeks ago. lion and a demand for a greater late for the caucus, was quick the street. , Wf'MJ and WKHN .will be sian Prltne Minister Ian Srltltb. S~lh hea~~· to 11~ ' farm . voice in the lormultmn of to reject any sign of diSioyaUy, Many .Dem..,rats . expect to h~ard Monday. Stnith declared Rhodesia's Selukwe for tbe "'• They chose Ute scene of an . nation•! party policies. although he declined to crttic!Ze see Bailey rephi<ed mft!e JOb m fhe policemen seek to .~ independence more than a year without commenL A," extra ,sesaion of Ute Nattonal No Explanation other govemors. He said ,few which he .was, insoalled by stram the n~ws media from ago alter talks with Britain t pok ;·,\.,!laJi,sbury iJ Govel'l!"rs' Conference for thetr There seemed to be no single presidents had dGne as much Presidenl J..qn J1. Kennedy iD printing or broadcastmg any broke down over !be future role :~~ ~ .~:~:eni' outbwst. TI~ey a~red. tl1e1r explanation for the exptoswn. personal mtxmg wtth Demo- 1961. .. ~ more news or photographs a- of the black Alrlcan majority In Issued S lurd 8 feelings in a clooed sesSion, but ·, .·. . bout their case. Charles Prince the colony. There are about u ay, authom.ed Gov. Harold E. ond William Huff, who filed the million black Africans comHughes of Iowa to give a full sui!, were arrested Tuesday pared to aome 220,000 whites. pub_l1c report on their ~lectwn on charges of possessinJ jtolen , The imports Rhodesia needs rev1ew. I NEW YORK (UP!) An ing. jlam!ly, portrays President John- property worth more than $25,-: most are petroleum fuels and it One governor said the rom- 1historic legal battle, another Justice Streit's order direct. 1son as boorish and brusque in coo m merchandise. is in this area that South' Africa plaints poured out at ihe ' unwanted legacy of President ed the defendants - Cowles, assuming power. 1 I! e11pected to help. Experts tn 'l'hursday ntght caucus until Kennedy's assassination, took , Harper and Roe, and Manches· This, It iJ contended, would Whorl, 60, Dies London calculate that a small they butlt UJ> Into an emol10na1 1shape Saturday bet~een hls ter ~to submtl wrttten brtefs strain to the breaking point ' BEVERLY HILL, CALIF, fraction of south Africa's Gallipolis, Ohio rec;tal of gnevances. . I w•dow and the publt~~rs of >howmg cause ~hy a temporary the uneasy relations between - Funeral services were held ' annual consumption of oil and Their meeting contrasl~dwlth i "Death ol a PreSident. i mtunc!Jon should not be tssued the Johnsons and the Kenne- , Saturday for television, director gasoline could satisfy Rhodesian the Republican governors. mto- A hearmg was set for ~c. 27 / as requested. . . I d s, and do perhaps irrepara- 1hlchard Whorl, SO, who hanq- petroleum needs for a year, , ry celeorat1on a week ean1er ~~ on Mrs . .John F. Kennedy s pe. . The petllton and affidavits of 1 bie damage to' ally ·white house ' ted such shows as ''The Bever·/ 'r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;,TH!f118Citi. I N DARI8 I'IVIAL THI Colorado Sprmgs. The Repubil· [utmn for an untunctton to block the Kennedys drew the battle / bT f Rob rt K d 1. Hillb'll " and "Gunsmoke " · 818T KIJIOT 81CI'IT8 011 WOI'LD WAlt !I: 0 1 cans closed with an indictmenl ~ubllca tion of the manuscript 1. Ji nes lor the confrontation. It amM I!OnKs d ." tietni ne y. d 11 '1,h f tes 1 artist Hen;.. SHOPPING · t · . · h Ill b ed , . rs. enne y s pe on an or , son o ,, of the Joh"on adtntms ration , as wriiten by Wtll!am Mane es- w e wag on a narro• IS· .1 the senator's affidavit support- Church Whorl and brother of .Q DAYS LEFT and the record of the Democra- 1 ter, the Kennedy fam1ly . ap- sue - that of alleged breach of ed the contention that Manches- painter John Whorl, died Wedtic, Party gomg back mto the Ipo inted author. • .. /contract by Manchestor. ,ter had agreed to publish noih- l!esday ol a heart attack. 19'0 '· . Mrs. Kennedy s pelilmn, ac- ' But. behmd this contractual ·ing without approval of either He also produced "T be smouldenng Rebellion compamed by an affidavit from questmn wdl. clash the . broad ' the widow or Robert Kenned Tamm Grimes Show" and ap- , The R~pubhcan Sta lemenl her brother-m·law, Robert Ken-[n<sue of lhe r~ght of a widowed and that noihin would be u:. ea rJ as an actor in "Blues I spoke of a "smouldermg reb"i· jn<'dy was flied m Manhattan's ;Fu·st Lady and her two ~htl· lished before N~v. 22 l9&8.p fn the Nigh!," "Keeper of tho lion" am?ng the vote-rs. The _ ~ tate supreme court Friday_on· 1dren to_pn~acy, and ~e ri.ght ' [Flame" "Yankee Doodle DanDemocrat1c governors' response Jy 25 days before a serialized of an htstonan to publish wtth· /d .. 'd "Assignment in Brit- CHRISTMAS SEALS 11Jhtll lftd here im!icated lhat tht're was version of the assassination ac- Iout fear of court intervention. IKE DOING WELL Y ~n other RESPIRITORY DISEASES also a smouldermg rebellion ' count is scheduled to hit the ' And, submerged in the Jaw, • !tany. among most of the Democratic streets in Look Magazine, a suit, there lies dormant what WASHINGTON (lJPII - For- CRASH Kn.LS FIVE · executim. Cowles publication. The book is'' p<rhaps the most signilica~t l mer Pres.'d~?t Dwtg,ht D. Ets- LOHR, Germany (UP!) - . Thirty !-'ix hours after the scheduled to be published in factor .as far as the future IS enhower IS on the rapui- ~road Five Wesl German solders were ca ucus, Hughes softened his April by Harper and Roe. 1concerned. II is reported that to reco~ery" at Walter Reed killed and lwo ofuer persons position a little by agree mg with I Justice SaulS. Streit said he ! Manchester's narration, echo-- fArmy Hpspital where he un- critically injured late Friday ln ex-governor Farns Bryant, now · would "dec1de the matter , mg the pnvate thoughts of sev- d~rwent tmrgery ~nday for a ~ headon auto crash near this 1 a White House aide, that the 'honly" aller the Dec. 27 hear- teral members ol the Kennedy diSeased gall bladder. f ~. ~ -- I ' .,."' t .,_, , , '"'""'"" I' • -to Jot don .ADd bep it handy F • 1 s e ;rou dial• . ' "Itt ' '. J -~. : ! ' I '4 " • > ,,. ~ . .. .-, ' �. \ .·. l ' tJPl Briefs '' Dec. 1a, 19as Democratic Gove~ors ·Fail to S~nd : .OlNmUE~ . I.c ~·'h . . p .d M ~embersllip Thelr res I ent rlstmas essage ~:::.,~ :~~r:' ~y riomcPage I . • ~on(w.itt~~j~n in ~ DJSAJ'111AJUNQ Africa Avertedfor mr~e .... . le~;~~~;~::~~~: Natio~~&-.failure ?f ·1 ~8-membe~ MEIGS Po '"Aas . 11 1 :!:::11 1 AssassinatiOD . . Leads to u·IStoriC. Batt ' I:e' . 1 , TODAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY &WEONa;$DAY <6 I I 1 1 to PICKENS' HARDWARE in .MASON ..••• ..ccccc cCccacd ~~------~••••~••••.ccc.-~--.-••--•ccc GIFTS FOR EVERY MAN on your LIST ~ •'Et!~RIO DRilt.:f •Hulltlng LANTERNS J . I! ~ e FISHING SUPPLIES I I •HUNTING COATS = •nd PANTS f t BERN%-0-MATIC :\\\\\ _l • .. GIFTS ~ FOR TEENS CHICAGO ROLLER SKATES TRANSISTOR RADIOS RECORD PLAYERS WAGNER WARE SKILLETS KITCHEN WARE CLOCKS--ALL KINDS • Tricycles ~fAMILY ICE SKATES P~~Stt TOY$ eELECTRIC SLICING · KNIVES See The Big Selection Of Christmas De::or~tioris · In r:1e Housewares Department On. The Main Fl.cor at ELBERFELDS LUCI•Means to Keep Her dl,qon twp .._m July 1889 snP. ot resident of Darwin. Survivors I I on in noveltiea the late James ~d Fl~ra Cal- . include his wile, Madolyn Pick- I fan M~ddy . He IS sun wed by lett Markham. there, formerly his w1fe, the fanner Frances Iof Pomeroy ; two sons, William Mills, and a. br?ther. Elmer ' and Mark ; his mother, Mrs. Maddy ol Gallipolis. Thm bro •Flo Markham, Ft. Lauderdale; thers. and a sister are oe,eeas· ' and one brother and one sister. JOHNSON CITY. Tex. (UP[) oridesmaids in her wedding last ed . The M.iddy home was on Mr. Markham is the son·m· ·President Johnson's new ly .wed Aug. 6 to Patrick J . Nugent, of Rt. 7, ~-~·· 1aw of D. Mae Pickett of Dar- oaughter, Luci Nugent. said Waukegan, Ill. · · wm. Funeral arrangements are Saturday that the question or Both Luci and Helene shnwfd whether she is expectmg a baby up armed w1th buxe~ ot uncertain }rolrn Pigmtm is nobody 's business but her brownies-Luci's special!) m Services for John Pigman. the cookie department ... ch uwn-and her family's. 52. who died Wedne"b ' in The 19-year-old Luc1, looking ' he baked lor the sale. Franklin, Ind., will be held a1 ":""" L Craig Mrs. Edna L. Craig, 76. Page pretty wearmg a be1ge sun with tO a.m., Sunday at the l·i, gil St.. Middleport, died rhur;;<iay a skirt about two inches above J ackson residence on Rt. 2 Vm· at the Veterans Memorial Hos- the knees and a purple turtle on H:..~rial will be in the Pen .; pital. Born July 10. 18!10. at neck sweater, was contronted diPton ..::emetery under direcGreat Bend, Meigs County. <he with the rumor wnen she VISited tion of the Me-Goy Funeral was the daughter o! the tate tht Johnson City Chrbtma~ home. .; Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Brown. She oake sale. Holding a box of goodies m was also preceded in death by Samuel Chapmtm her husband, Harry, live years ner nand~ . Luc1 shuuk ner head J and w1th a show ol :::ii Jgh t anger s~muel Clarence C•1,1pmnn ago. 86, a retird farmer , who flf)ent Survivors include two sons, rev"ed' UNITED NATIONS IUPI\ most of hi s life in Gallia coun 1 Lt. Col. Harry W. Craig. Jr., "l don 't consider it anybody Communist Romania Suturday ty . di<'d at 5:45 p.m. Friday at , Japan, fl!ld Robtlrl D. Cratg else s ou~ tne~::> e~<"ept JLJyseU joined Communist China in at the hum" of a dt~ught er. Mr~ ! Middleport: a brother, 0~. H. and ~y ~~Imly. Jt s c. per!>unal C<'mplaining its embassy in the Ike Davis of Patriot. lA Brown, Rochester, Mtnne- !>ltuatwn . , North Vietnamese caoital of Mr. Chr ·man was t>orn In sota: th'f'ee sisters, Mrs. Alice Then, she added: .. ~ Hanoi wa~ damaged In U.S air I \'l"t Virr .;a on Oct. 1, 1880 fluff, Rochester. Pann.; Mrs. " I dun ·t rnc:.:tn tu l>t' rlNI' .. but "d I t W d d n1y marnat status IS a pnva e raJ s as e nes ay . 1 son of the 1 te Jo~eph and ~or<~ HP.len Bobbitt, St. Peter-.:burg. Jollv Ch-- .,an. His marriage Fla , and Mrs. Sally Cozart. (]flair, and 1 me:t~n lu keep 1t The cllarge was made In a state ment issued at U.N. · wa.,· to tl former M:~da F'orth Rav enswot •d, \\' . Va.: a halt lhat way." ·a here were reports in Texas headquarters in Ne w York and , 0; March 8•. 191111• and she pre. sister, Mrs. Elva Shaw. Ga lh· 13 ~ nd Washtng ton th at Luc1 in news dispatches from Buch· 1 <'f'lird him in death on May poh~: stx . grandchtldren and exiJeCLing a baby next May . arest. ~evf'ra l meces. 19 · FSS Funeral \ervire~ will h:> hrld She attended the country fa:r The u N. statement said · ··· · Pi ·e sons and two dau.,htf' r .~ S d at 2 P m at the Satw eta) Wi th tlel~ne Llnllo\\. ot R 0 m ania w a~ com plt~ ining . M F' k , un ay . snn'IV!ng are rs. ·an h:~wling~ t ' m1 t ~ F'unrral H•Jme wa., hlng tun, who was one ot the ·' with deef) indignation'' agaimlt (Almal Brohm of Lanraster with the Rev . nor1r1ld Hwk!o Ill the alleged raid. The Yu~oslav Diston and ~arl~nd Chapn1 r:n fil- iating. Burial w1ll te m news agency Tanjug earlier both ot C.:~lhpohs, Elw.,oo the Rivervirw re " ._. trrv. reported the Romanian gov~· Chanman of. NewHrk. _M rs. Ike Friends may ca ll at the lun' ment reaction m a report from (Rethel DaVIS of Patnot. Rev era l horne anytlmr. )lucharest. Otis Chapmrm or Che~hirP, :-~net Mrs. Craig was a mrm ber or Clarence Chapman. Jr . ol tht> Middleport Chu rch ol C'hno.;t Indiana. One dau_e:hter is de and the Mtddleport Eash• rn Star cea•ed. There are 23 grand· f':vongrline Chapter No. 72, 0 SUNDAY cfil.ldren. 20 Rf'eat ~randrhiloren E.S. mlr.". -". ENTI~'l'T. VA TI CAN CITY IUP il d t r,," '' . anif·' two great great granddtil- ! ··• · Pulllj•Jtea •v•r~ su11diW' ow '"' d 1 Pope Paul VI will br9a cas ·''• v••h•, Pw••&P~t co. _ ~n. () • Wh ! his annut~l Christmas message G.ILLIPOLII DAIL., fRl8UNI Brothers and sisters surv\vrn·er If"~ en m stt'"" Ave., G•IIIP"''- ctt ... to the world next Thursday at .,.,, •uHilhtd .... , .. wrelu1 .l Y ....u Jng are GPorge Chnpmnn or h vI ~· e ·: .pt Sllurd•r ""'"rf1 •• +he ". p.m. 12 p.m. ..£.'§'1' ,~, I, ,I e a .~ 1 ~ W rf"(' k er ''~' 1"1:'' " '" c a,,.•P~ .•• ., ,_ . ,o •··••• •• Gal t,·nolls, Alva Chapman o( ",.ar H't pfJVate • Af·£3JfS • pfJVate • c:1ristmas Decorations At Elberfelds / In the Housoworts department on tho Main Floor 7ft. Vinyl Trees Outdoor Lights Indoor Lights Large Santi Faces SnowMan Tree Ornaments Tree Skirts Angel Hair Tinsel Garland Holly Garlartd Nativily Sets Jingle Bells Door Greeters . '· · Bell Clusters Door Ringers Tree Stands Decorative Cand!es Door Decorations Plaques Spired Churches Illuminated Candles Illuminated Post lamps Ornament Hangers Package Trims To{;oOutto --World Thursday i - "'t ~ : r Radio Vatican will tr ;:msn11l ~-a n annn·•nel'fi Saturd'ly. c>l •:• . ~n J. ' ' "· " •unr • ~ hortwave and one medi an wavP rrequrn<'ies. Tn adrlition. '"a the address will be cnrrif'd by broadcasting networks of 13 ' darect countries, many by ,·,nkup with Rad\o Vatican . In the United States, the me!\~age will be broadcast by the columbia Broadcasting System, and the American Broadcasting · •IMI 'iu.,1•v. J'.e .,., """k MAIL SUE'; C!ftPJIOH IAf!S Th• G••upoh• Tr•llun• '" o,,., •nd Sal; cemetery ' _ ~n_ de_ r d_ Jr~• ~--,d~ls Co.iiii ' ~ .. :.:.I.(· .. ,_,,. ~ •.-,.;! ;· ·; .l . '· ~ . ... . ·.-, said.· ~----- · ······· ' ,:!: 1 ~lfU "'~" ·n g lhla h 5t ou-n "''fttr 1111 vt.lf ..nero. •n• vu• •101 '"'" mo11t"' ~J . SI. ' . "" HEATING PADS .. " I Ill 1 ' man•"• u, ••• Tho o.u, s.:~tinet. •"• , .. , 111• 1IJ monlhl S) 1~: nun "''"'~' n '"• u~~tt•a vr111 -, . · rn1•1on~ · •• , !:. .;"•,... ':; I :=:,~:~~~~~ :m~~ ~~;· tn., n•w•p•r t• '"d •••• ct•a··•a '• Elberields In Pomeroy . .' . ·; ~~~~~~~--~~...;;·;..;·~M~W~O~p-~b~llo~O·~·~·~·"~In~,::;;~:;.;-------------------------------------------~~~~~--------~~~~~~~ --~-·---- ·· - -- - ~ 1 .. ~:.::~ ~~-·; .. ~' . .:- ' ,. "Why does my new telephone directorY1j have more numbers than there are phones in town'r is larger than your coiiUilUility. If .,a. amt1t .... -.e wl e yooa em caD toll-free to • a OOI!III!!llleities-jult titeyou. ' 1 cml Jocal c:dk-glance mdie -;• ; s o1. your oew tdepbone directory. It'IID 1ijp dtcrc. AA a IDader ol &ct., fC1W diro:uxy is an egeiJent IIOUI'Ce '. . . . . . . . . . ~ Mill. For enmple-in aMWP to .,.._ "" & :c =·· c ana-•tc.r• i'tno on how to n boa ~a~& d" t 1 c ail. ..S Ala Codes tbrouponc the CHI 1,. tJit- .. b I I He faca about ,......,~T 'ula I - .II anwillhclp ,_ . ... . u •u & . ,:J a telepbone service... ancl :Wua n.« sk·JOIIfYdlowPagea. a _._..,..........,,. !- II pen ',t Shop Every Night Until9 ........ • General Efec f Po•"• •or, ••n+~tt u. ""•• mont"• sl; .... Virtirtll. 1 ;f ,&o 11 •• T~:::·.!. 0 ~~. ~~u~~~:~r·~~N Wtll I ~ ~ Mondoy-2 to 3 PM Tuesdov-2 to 3 PM Wodnesdty- ~ to 3 PM on tho second fl..,r. Bring the kiddits in to 111 Sonto Claus. ~~E ~ .:.·lt~tni!"'TIN!l Radio Vatican will truns mit 4 ~~~~~~~·.·a ~.~~e,~ :!~~ ~.~; ·0 ~:! the Papal mP· . . ;- ge on five '"' ••e•"• Sft llr<~•~ Ent, ,d ~' •. (lUI UUJJ Santa Claus n· Patriot, Clove Chapman ol nunt-r CINCINNATI WPil - Rob ingtlln, .Mrs. Nl'llle Payton and f'rl R Haas. 65. of Har , .~nn. Mrs .. Liddy Payton. both ?' was killed Saturda~.. in an auto· M1It on, W· V3·· Mrs_- Matt Je mnbile acridPnt onI lJ . S. 50 Boyer and Mrs. NeUJP t.ukhMI, near the Indiana border. hoth of Clmrle~tnn. W Vt~., and The Haas car "truck il wrrrk Mervin Chapman of Pl. Pleas- E"r that was parked alonli: the anI· ~ide or the hiehw.:.y. The wrPI'k Mr. Chapman attended the "'.r had 1·ust rinhted an auto Northup Baplist churrh , whm~ ~whi"h had run"' off the hi"hwa}· services will be- held at I p.m .. and overturned. Fla~ hers on M~day. Re\'. MPrlin Te~>ts will the trurk wPrP w"' rl.- ;., ~ and officiate and bl'rial will be in nares had been set up offi- plattic See the'Big Selection of Romania Sa Embassv also HitbvBomhs (J end Chri1tmaa tree ornaments. FUN lii.AMES . ... 'CUDDLY "• IJ'ee Because your local calling area esMALL TOYS ON WHEELS FOR THE HOME ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES TOY e Bicycles hall tilt decoratlw were UJ1 at peach pre•erve•. Mro. J. ~ · ahont a blnrk to ~he Pr~ftlf til<' rall<11. She Bald, howev•r. i\ckle, wife ol a Texa• boyhood nome, now a, ·~ that till' had not been ~ homorratll' repre...,tative. attr~ction. whtire she ' ptanl<id • JOHNSON CITY, Tex. <UP]) 1charcoal grey coat and a bright picking up a 25 cent oprl~ •I trimmed. :Jllv~ a large jar .ot j)tckles 10 ocwly<leY<!Ioped ' San Antoo;q - Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson yellow scarf when she arriVed, mistletoe. She told her hoste" . Th• l"irst Lad! rontrihutPd 12 the latr. rose bush. The rose was bred 1• sjtelled out $12.75 for a basket bul she qutckly shed the coa11n Mrs. Stoll& Gliddon, .JohnMn lo•ves of hnmPmade bmd to ; After filling her Cllri•tma• l'ommemorate llle 1968 He'1sfull of delicacies Saturday, the bright Texas sunsltine and City poatmiatress, thst al)ollt the fair, along wtth a jar of basket, Mrs. Jnhnaon drove fair in San Antonio. mcluding some pyracantha ber- walked from table to table, \ __ ·-· _ _ _ - -.. . .. ___ .. _ ., _ __ ry jelly and some fig preserve., stacked with Cilristmas candies f.ewi1 Maddy tmn of the Waugh-~ey-Wood i at the Christmas county fair m and cakes, in a bright red dress Servi 1 Lewk L. M dd Funeral home. Fnends may • the Presid2nt's borne town . and matching jacket. ces or ~ y, call at the funeral home from The First Lady helped kick 'l'lho,redllleded~~ .and bnnerll, 2 to 5 and 7 td 9 p.m., Sunday. off lhe lair, driving by herself The President's wife soon w 1 "'""y morntn~. w1 • from the LBJ Ranch. filled a small bahket with fig be held al 2 p.m., Monday, at She planned to return lo th e preserves, poppyseed resslngs. \ the Wetherholt-EIIlott Funeral RnhPrl Markham outdoor fair later in the day to red pepper sauce, homemade home. Rev . Hughey Jones Will I Word has been recetved of participate in the lighting or o fudge and two types of jellies olfictate ..and bur~al Will h• '" lhe death of Robert Markham 31J-foot east Texas pine Christ- from pyracantha berries and Exciting new colan, new· ma .. Mound H1ll cemPiery Fr,,..nds Friday evening in Ft. Lauder- mas tree and take part m 8 agr1ta- both local plants. may call at tho funeral home dale, Florida. alter a short community sing. She did not pass a table teri1ls - new tr.,tments in from 7Mtodd9 p.m .. Sunrlay · ]'ll 1 Mrs. Johnson was wearing a without buying something, eveo bo · Ad 1 r.ess. Troh ... Ntw shapes ond eol. Mr. a .P was rn m · Mr. Markham was a former : I l rf. .., ,, VALUES THAT BEAT THE BAND! ewAGONS GE RADIOS GIFTS t Black J Decker TOOLS I GUNS & SHOES tSTANLEY TOOLS ~ TORCH KITS e ;.-.aaa-..-.a.a.-.aaa•aa.a~-~~••.a>reaD>>••••••••,.•••-- GIFTS FOR HER! 'TIMEX WATCHES SHOP EVERY tCORNING WARE 'REVERE WARE DAY tPYREX WARE 'DINNERWARE THIS WEEK tELEC. HEATERS t MIRRO TEFLON UNTIL 9 P.M. WARE t ELECTRIC IRONS t PRESSURE COOKERS tELEC. AUTOMATIC COFFEE MAKERS tELEc. KNIFE SHARPENERS e ELECT61C BLANKETS e ELECTRIC HAIR DRYERS EL~t:TRIC WALL" Ct.OCKS • ARCHERY SUPPLIES · ,- Po~e's Message SOONER or LATER ... I •t GUN T<:'lOL BO.XES RACKS · ., •: lUll GA. Manager John Backstrom to dis, have "disappeared" and 8JI' cuss !heir pay demands. parently Intend to seet' political The wa> to have JOHANN SBURG South' Africa (up)) ...:;: asylum. Authorities 8aid only 4 · :: : ' tative sourcelsald Saturday United to eight persons of an city but Ute meetin& was call- back mandatory sancttohs against Rl\odesta •With force toum~ party: showed Ulf II ~ ed ~~ after today's sessmn With means South Africa can Mnthtu~ "no~m~ldrade rela- border saturdaf for lh~lr .retuta By RAYMOND LAliR governors themselves "have not Only a few of the governors had crats and that .Johoson was llackstrom was arranged. Th• tions" with the rebel regime wllhout nskm,,,(l head9n to Hupg'ary. ' United Preis latemadolllll lived up to all their rtlljlOilsibili-1 been in· penonal contact wtth j being )lN)rty rep31d. ullion's members seek an 6 per clash. ~Iii to ' WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ties." But Hughes said the the President since the elecllon. l But Gov Warren E Hearnes cent hike the same as offered The assessment c~me as, the focus l st~i!li~t~art:;; w Va. (lJPl) -The nation's statements made by the Demo- Thetr complaints appeared to df Mlsso~i went so ·far as to ito and a~cepted by policemen ISOlve the Rhodesl8n crAJ~shl t~. r~m lth fir£~~ holds -~~r.·~~~;:r::Democratic governors, meeting crats Thursday Dight " were spring from a m!llture of peot- su est the party may want to and firemen. mNew York to South ca-w IC • w f • 11 In the Yuletide season, neglect- necessary and represented an up frustration over lack of lo:: for a new presidential the key to sue~~~~ of the Ssoulh Afrlea -b~en ': ed this week to send President open analytical look at ' our attention from -lhe White House candidate in 1968 if Johnson IF! ants Blackout N.Thsancttons o r. hether lreported slookpilln•oolt supplies f ood ·11 It t' " nd the Democraltc Natmnal . . ,. ~ quest1on was w · • J h , odnson a message o II WI ' ua •on. a does not improye the sttuatton. YUUNGSTOWN AN IN· So th Afrl 8 and Portugal1 sufllolent to !all for'-at least a Christmas chee · Committee and con~ern over . . d . u c an · r. If an~ing should have beer, I what was called "a lack of He sa1dh Wa.hshthelngton seeme oudl , junction suit f1led by two for- tltrough Its neighboring Mozamh- year erdvenredlf • lUI!· blockade Instead they came up with a expected from the Democrots t" 'th J 0hn /of toue WI 1 . governors an 'mer Boardll!en po11cemen, ac• blque Province, will defy t a were o e . .. . ackage 'of bitterness frustra· here It would have been a repiy rappor wt son. that Democt·~tic Nation al ~ha~r· [ cused of 100 burglaries, against United Nations and continue to ~ If' .1 P 0 1 ' ' " · h J H h f J ho M B 'I · ld not v·ndi nd I a1 · h the ere was no ~8 tion and rebellion caused by to the GOP instead of a revolt uov. Rtc ard . ug es o man o . 81 ey ~ou the Youngstown 1 cator a 1do business a1 IL!U Wtt Af ~ <9 t party election defeats five against the ne.tional admfnislra- New Jersey, who arrived loo know him if he passed him on radio • lelevision stations white-minority reglflle ol Rhodt· { c~h:;ve.rnm;'\ mmen • weeks ago. lion and a demand for a greater late for the caucus, was quick the street. , Wf'MJ and WKHN .will be sian Prltne Minister Ian Srltltb. S~lh hea~~· to 11~ ' farm . voice in the lormultmn of to reject any sign of diSioyaUy, Many .Dem..,rats . expect to h~ard Monday. Stnith declared Rhodesia's Selukwe for tbe "'• They chose Ute scene of an . nation•! party policies. although he declined to crttic!Ze see Bailey rephi<ed mft!e JOb m fhe policemen seek to .~ independence more than a year without commenL A," extra ,sesaion of Ute Nattonal No Explanation other govemors. He said ,few which he .was, insoalled by stram the n~ws media from ago alter talks with Britain t pok ;·,\.,!laJi,sbury iJ Govel'l!"rs' Conference for thetr There seemed to be no single presidents had dGne as much Presidenl J..qn J1. Kennedy iD printing or broadcastmg any broke down over !be future role :~~ ~ .~:~:eni' outbwst. TI~ey a~red. tl1e1r explanation for the exptoswn. personal mtxmg wtth Demo- 1961. .. ~ more news or photographs a- of the black Alrlcan majority In Issued S lurd 8 feelings in a clooed sesSion, but ·, .·. . bout their case. Charles Prince the colony. There are about u ay, authom.ed Gov. Harold E. ond William Huff, who filed the million black Africans comHughes of Iowa to give a full sui!, were arrested Tuesday pared to aome 220,000 whites. pub_l1c report on their ~lectwn on charges of possessinJ jtolen , The imports Rhodesia needs rev1ew. I NEW YORK (UP!) An ing. jlam!ly, portrays President John- property worth more than $25,-: most are petroleum fuels and it One governor said the rom- 1historic legal battle, another Justice Streit's order direct. 1son as boorish and brusque in coo m merchandise. is in this area that South' Africa plaints poured out at ihe ' unwanted legacy of President ed the defendants - Cowles, assuming power. 1 I! e11pected to help. Experts tn 'l'hursday ntght caucus until Kennedy's assassination, took , Harper and Roe, and Manches· This, It iJ contended, would Whorl, 60, Dies London calculate that a small they butlt UJ> Into an emol10na1 1shape Saturday bet~een hls ter ~to submtl wrttten brtefs strain to the breaking point ' BEVERLY HILL, CALIF, fraction of south Africa's Gallipolis, Ohio rec;tal of gnevances. . I w•dow and the publt~~rs of >howmg cause ~hy a temporary the uneasy relations between - Funeral services were held ' annual consumption of oil and Their meeting contrasl~dwlth i "Death ol a PreSident. i mtunc!Jon should not be tssued the Johnsons and the Kenne- , Saturday for television, director gasoline could satisfy Rhodesian the Republican governors. mto- A hearmg was set for ~c. 27 / as requested. . . I d s, and do perhaps irrepara- 1hlchard Whorl, SO, who hanq- petroleum needs for a year, , ry celeorat1on a week ean1er ~~ on Mrs . .John F. Kennedy s pe. . The petllton and affidavits of 1 bie damage to' ally ·white house ' ted such shows as ''The Bever·/ 'r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;,TH!f118Citi. I N DARI8 I'IVIAL THI Colorado Sprmgs. The Repubil· [utmn for an untunctton to block the Kennedys drew the battle / bT f Rob rt K d 1. Hillb'll " and "Gunsmoke " · 818T KIJIOT 81CI'IT8 011 WOI'LD WAlt !I: 0 1 cans closed with an indictmenl ~ubllca tion of the manuscript 1. Ji nes lor the confrontation. It amM I!OnKs d ." tietni ne y. d 11 '1,h f tes 1 artist Hen;.. SHOPPING · t · . · h Ill b ed , . rs. enne y s pe on an or , son o ,, of the Joh"on adtntms ration , as wriiten by Wtll!am Mane es- w e wag on a narro• IS· .1 the senator's affidavit support- Church Whorl and brother of .Q DAYS LEFT and the record of the Democra- 1 ter, the Kennedy fam1ly . ap- sue - that of alleged breach of ed the contention that Manches- painter John Whorl, died Wedtic, Party gomg back mto the Ipo inted author. • .. /contract by Manchestor. ,ter had agreed to publish noih- l!esday ol a heart attack. 19'0 '· . Mrs. Kennedy s pelilmn, ac- ' But. behmd this contractual ·ing without approval of either He also produced "T be smouldenng Rebellion compamed by an affidavit from questmn wdl. clash the . broad ' the widow or Robert Kenned Tamm Grimes Show" and ap- , The R~pubhcan Sta lemenl her brother-m·law, Robert Ken-[n<sue of lhe r~ght of a widowed and that noihin would be u:. ea rJ as an actor in "Blues I spoke of a "smouldermg reb"i· jn<'dy was flied m Manhattan's ;Fu·st Lady and her two ~htl· lished before N~v. 22 l9&8.p fn the Nigh!," "Keeper of tho lion" am?ng the vote-rs. The _ ~ tate supreme court Friday_on· 1dren to_pn~acy, and ~e ri.ght ' [Flame" "Yankee Doodle DanDemocrat1c governors' response Jy 25 days before a serialized of an htstonan to publish wtth· /d .. 'd "Assignment in Brit- CHRISTMAS SEALS 11Jhtll lftd here im!icated lhat tht're was version of the assassination ac- Iout fear of court intervention. IKE DOING WELL Y ~n other RESPIRITORY DISEASES also a smouldermg rebellion ' count is scheduled to hit the ' And, submerged in the Jaw, • !tany. among most of the Democratic streets in Look Magazine, a suit, there lies dormant what WASHINGTON (lJPII - For- CRASH Kn.LS FIVE · executim. Cowles publication. The book is'' p<rhaps the most signilica~t l mer Pres.'d~?t Dwtg,ht D. Ets- LOHR, Germany (UP!) - . Thirty !-'ix hours after the scheduled to be published in factor .as far as the future IS enhower IS on the rapui- ~road Five Wesl German solders were ca ucus, Hughes softened his April by Harper and Roe. 1concerned. II is reported that to reco~ery" at Walter Reed killed and lwo ofuer persons position a little by agree mg with I Justice SaulS. Streit said he ! Manchester's narration, echo-- fArmy Hpspital where he un- critically injured late Friday ln ex-governor Farns Bryant, now · would "dec1de the matter , mg the pnvate thoughts of sev- d~rwent tmrgery ~nday for a ~ headon auto crash near this 1 a White House aide, that the 'honly" aller the Dec. 27 hear- teral members ol the Kennedy diSeased gall bladder. f ~. ~ -- I ' .,."' t .,_, , , '"'""'"" I' • -to Jot don .ADd bep it handy F • 1 s e ;rou dial• . ' "Itt ' '. J -~. : ! ' I '4 " • > ,,. ~ . .. .-, ' �StJNDAY Wlll'Q PAPER ' . -----..;...--~-- ftlll.!$R!I:I) 8Y Till OHlO V.w.n' PUBLISHING CO¥PANY Jets Blast Patriots Hopes, 38-28 .. . ' .;t < ·. '• ;J I GOP Unity Goal AlteaO~ -Dimm~d ~PGJI s. warm Ria~ wing-left-willll discord but slrn- - which for the first time In 1bably will de;,.:.:r·largely support lhll year 111 WASHINGTON. _ Even ply whether an tnevit&ble colll- years has no real Presidential Ithe decision -of 6te Repub~CIIl caUtomla and' Is ·thus In the ~ Rlc/Uitd s. OIDtfl, Publl.!her tho h ..., successive G.O.P. stcn can be held to m.m•geable aspirant among Its members "' Senate Door lead~,):vetett M& allion ot 1. 11 bolter In bit 1 JGfflll E Dmlnff, A.dv Dir. gat:!tngs and one devoted proshock proportions for the elec- there Is now developing a Utile Ktnley Dirksen ~ ~ools. And own slate V111'11011 DtwtrU, Adl>• Ill gr. fesslonal 0 atur _ National lions of 1968. noted but not Inconsiderable In- If as ts now subtly: tndlcated, · Chairman : Bliss _ have [f Romney's refusal tu sup- traparty struggle. It Involves \lle Dtrksen decides ~1\1 a Murphy AU lbe S8l1l'o It Is unllhlj oclaimed unity to be the port the Presidential ticket choice of a Senator to suecend and _not a Scott tllAl1 have the that any aJplllcant attempt d now pr 1 11 part objective headed In 19114 by Barry Gold· tu an open party-leadership post, umpalgn chairmanship, thil be made to take away Kuchel't ~:~r.e~~sed Yrealitles ar~ water has seemingly been large- that of chairman of the G.O.P. will be one up for lhe old IpoalUon u whip. Wha! 11 _II~ ,, et: more likely Is that the llepubll 1 ad dirnmin& this shining ty forgiven by the new conserv- Senatorial Campaign Comml~ ~ard forces, whose likely Pr a,:', Y atlve forces captained by Rea- tee. identlal choice · a~t wl 1~ bl can resulars in IIJe . Se~ate wiL Itself when tom. It'a called skin. . gTh~ 1008 Republican Gover· gan, an equivalent absolution is The liberal and predominate- Rich: ~lxon, jtilt . n say to the llberals'iomethiPS I! MachlnOI')'? Can you think of a machme nors' Conference bas ended not yet In the mind of Goldwa- ly Eastern Republicans in the forThe post =ved ~ eiar from lltls effect: We are golllg to keep as versame, dexterous and handy as the with the conaervatlve Governor- ter htmself. Senate - whlcb Is lo say gener- the most 1m rtanc ·tn Ibis COUJI. Tommy ~bel In hlJ !Qb, II. human fillllerT elect of CaU!ornla, Ronald Rea- Asked now whether he would ally _those who fav~r ~ Romney t or Ind.: even ·In the Seno spite of hit party a~llliJ, " speaklnR kindlv of the nh- be wtlbng to back Romney for Prestdenltal- nommallon tn ry 1 self 1 M h 1 h ell we in .tum are entlt1~ to havo Magic photo lens with living color? The :;~ Governor of Michigan, President in 1008, regardless of , 11168 are behind . Sen. Hugh :w:ver · 0: In u~&~·:andsan oi not a Hugh Scott but . rather I buman body bu one buill In for lnstantan· George lioniney, and •lee ver- what Romney did oot do for [' Scott of Pennsylvarna for thLS an oth~r Senator who 11 not' of George Murphy In the C8ll) eous apd automatic use. It's the eye. sa. Bliss, for his part, has been him In 1964. Goldwater reph~s place. But the more ~r less old th: Romne . It would pllgn c4airmanshlp, . The hLI)llan body frail and delicate? Not able to Inform the G.O.P. Coor· without notable warmth: ! .guard Republica~ wmg-whlch mean that~. ~ar RepubU· This will undoub~ be I IIi the vast majority of cases. .Etposed .to 1 \~e::s ~~~ ~:d w;~ct~~: to~ cans In the new Senate would telling argument, for' not onl) Increasing perils of space-age hvillll - LD· dlnatlng Commlttee that the will c~"';t !~at bridge when eluding whiz . bang traffic, new aliments curv~ of acceptance of !he Re- co;;,~ ? .nolhcr and the shar- party regularity - Is too I ng [hold every signifidmt party lhe Senate regul~ but ~pper. we never knew eXisted, arr and water pol· pubhcan party among the vot· ~s a •. of evidencwllh far more favor upon some leadership post save that of the enUy the Reagan men In Calif· " 1 1 Iutton and more and more worries and ~en· ers is turning_ mar~edly ·pwerd pes hy: , \1~ s~es Re ublican such Senator as George Mur· job of whip, which will no doubt omla, as well are preapred U. the es 1 a w e e P a h of California be retained by Sen. Thomas Ku- overlook Kuchel't party .I!'... olon, each aweration nevertb1!Lless hves fm the ftrst !tme smce years of President Eisenhower. Governors may now be In ' P i;,is In a small .but significant chel of California. gressloDI so loag as the RoJD harder, works faster, runs faster, plays But below the surface the muod f~r ~org~tmg th_e P~~ I way 'precisely Illustrates the Kuchel is a liberal Republican ney forces will not try 100 har4 barder - and Uves longer. troops are restive, and the one some 0 1 e ngresSLona natu~e of the current maneuver· and while he 1s not committed to move one of tllelr own mu So let's not sell the human anatomy real question before the party pubhca~s are not exactly of ing within the party generally as to his Presidential choice in into lbe c!Lairllllll8blp ~ lbt short. Let's just treat It hallway co~ider­ not lis whether It can r~ally >r ~~'.:~~I!I_C~Th~e~o~ut~co~m~e~o~f~t~he:_fi~Jg~h:_t__i::pro-~· ~1968=-.•_.-:lt~ls:_:a.,:f:ac~t_:th:•:':h•:_did:'~no~t~ca:=m~paiJD~::-co=m~m::i~ttee~,;:--:-ately and give It a chance to be the mcred- lomute now traditional nght· lhat in rnmd. the Senate, f~ us ra on ibly efficient machine It Is. 4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 18, 1988 And isn't it wonderful to know tbat we have been put together by a muter craftsman? TILe skill of the Master Craftsman in this infinitely unimportant single Act of erealion In a vast universe llkely may never be fully understood and duplieaill<l by man. But man, who alone has the potential 1o understand and use the elements By BRUCE BJOSSAT ate goverrmrs assembled In Colof the universe to his own ends, cannot COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. orado found tbemselvea llre&tstop Inquiring Into what Is aro~md h!m. (NEA) - Recently a starchy btg lhe negative. To slop would be to fear agam. New England conservative told Yet, llignlflcanlly, a top Ult To continue promises the hope of sn a moderate Republtcan leader to one of these sought out thll alweys richer relationship between man he believes that Gov. George reporter to correct the too nep and his creator. Romney of Michigan )I'OUid be~t live tmpreSIIion he fell he bed Richard Nixon in a 1008 pres~ registered in an earlier talk. dential primary In New Hamp' shire. !Us final messaae, mtrrortna bls governor's outlook, Will litis: Thougll this Is the purest con- Romney for all bla publicized jecture about a very distant shortcmclllliS Is still the tnoderpolitical event, it may serve to atH' best-po~Uoned and strong· Long hair, pinched pants, fancy shirts put in somewhat better. perspec- est prospect _ No. 1 Ill pou. • and perfumes - are today's young men '-' tive the rather mlslending pres- mong Republicans and currenlo turning sissy? idential responses of many gov· ly the one man placing ~ad Not at all, aayo Prof. J. H. Plumb of ernors and other pomical fig- of President Jobn!IOIJ in voW cambridge Univer•ily. TILe current ures who met bere lor two samplllllll. , .. "mod" fashions belq to a IIO().year-old days. tradition Or "aggressive masculinity." TILe words "Romney 11 11 ·From Wllacldetlt; ~ It coultl bt wot~. writes ·the blstorlin deep trouble" were beard Wflh ed by ollau COIIvenatloa~ .at In Horizlln magailne. "Perceittagewlse, our surprising frequency ID Ialka lhe ctaleruee, the DDUoa own long-ltalred youths are far less vl<>with some of tilese mea. Tbf)' eme11•• IUII\OJIUiey llli,Y aol lent, murderous and Intolerable than their reDected largely his eo•tbnl· really be In anywhere DCla!' u historic cOUnterparts" In Rennaissance Ittng hwineao on tiLe btl tsne deep trouble IOdll)' aslall crft. aly and Elizabethan London. of VIetnam, his delay In mak· lcs - aad some !rlmdl Our CIII'Hnl wave of "decadent" dress tng kaown hla 1111 lnteJLt!oa, au~&est. and namboyBnt behavior Is not a problem Ills fr0111y moraiiJIDI· . He doe1 allnd blih ID lbl of our society, he says. "11 Is a problem These responses are bemg lls: he is movin& aboUt; bjl of humanity, made worae because we are underscored heavtly by veteran ,po . '·'b'· -'"•• richer and more numerous today." .. ho h campll&n 1I v... y •pohltcal reil!'rters w ammer ,Though its pace and c1tarac. If parents knew more about their soos' at Romney tn press conferences ter do not aeem· to p!eue aU predecesBOI'I, "perhaps lhey would be lesa and in print. Since hit smash· bse era) excited about the hair and more preocculog re-<!ieetlon a month 11liO he 0 p "·bl ' ••m•• o1 .n pied with the deeper problems of the young h d "good ress" OSSI y IDOl1 """"6 _, has not a a P · h1J image wltb the general pubo male, particularly the affluent adolescent our Even Romney's staunches~ llc continuel to be far, In a permllslve socle!J ." 1 Leff~ friends 8111011lllhe many m<Jdor stronger than II is with tba IJO' BY WDJJAM NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Jets blasted B(lllo ion's bid to clinch the Eastern Division ehampionahip in the American Football League Sal· urday by whipping the Patriots 33-28 ·on three ·touchdown pas•· es by Joe Namalh, the hardrunning of fullback Mall Snell and two key interceptions by Billy Baird. . . The Buffalo Bills _now can win the division title Sunday by defeating the Denver Bron· coa, but the Patriots will back into their second title since 1!163 if Buffalo loses. ' A Butfale-Denver lie would . give the Bills and Patriots HOUSTON !UP]) - Tailback; rick also played a big part in for 31 yards to the Mi.sJrissippij identical 8-4-2 records, and pa/ . TheMasterCraftsman'sFirst-RateJob ChriiUan ~~ of the mede~ era • man'i rapid conquest of lbe pby11· eal worltl tlboUt blm u flllftllment of lbt prop1teey of Revelations, In which 1118D, senerally apeUIDI, becomes one, a uni!J, ~ ~ bla uvll'oDment. " i\ . lnslt(ld of fearing nature, lll8D comes ~\ t~ Untlersllncl 11, uee It, bend It to his wl~ • wblell ·In hi• highest purposes ate God 1 '\J hw · wUj. lleady thoughts, yes, but evidence aupportillll them may be seen all about us lor '"'1 .. the looking. ~'or allllple coostder what a rl~Ll ' ,marvelous mechanism Is lhe human body. , ol <For centllrlts men !eared It, remained . Ignorant of :L Even today the human an'""' a~y needs 1 new press agenL There's too much talk about lhe !nlll)' o1 the body 1ts delicate and fragile mech· '·~'"·". ID!sm. Its 'high suscepUbUity to, bawds - " .' anil' ailments. You get lhe Idea Its In the 1' · ' · sftop for repairs almost dally· . Not so. We now kitow our anatomy Is, In fact, so marvelously and tngeniolllly d.. si~ned and construe~ that nothm& else . yel devised ,. 8 n come close. .to it for all·.. · f9Und pettormance, versatiltty and dura· ,J, ';'. billly. ·O•. ' Durable? Then how come so mall)' people perish In accidents? True, the wtl Is traclcally blgh. But w• doh't heat ot the far ill"ster number who walk away tn one piece or even uninjured from wrecks that have demolished maobiljes of more Iron and steel. n •• new man-made miracle fabrics art tru11 amulna. TILey drip dry, resist wtlnk· Jes and hue perpetual cteasea. But thete'a another mlrocle substance which not only dripi dry and resists wrlnkltl, but lnendl • • • • Texas BIankS MISslsslppl f" I 1 Washington By-Line Despite Critics, Romney Is GOP's Brightest Hope . ---- I I '' Chris Gilbert and Quarterback the shutout, intercepting three 15 and then Gilbert Bill (Superbill) Bradley, Tex- passes, lncllldlng one in his ena final yards In lwo ar.' sensational sophomores, each zone with six seconds to go to dashes. ran for more than 100 yards stop Mississippi's last threat. . Salurday in leading the Long. Tommy Duke, a defensive Bradley lookmg as good homs to a 11Hl victory over t.alfback from Mississippi, al'" new on the knee whtch was the University of Mississippi in made three interceptions. The Jured m October, was. the. the eighth annual Bluebonnet Texas offense gave up the bali horse tn the !mal drt~e m Bowl. four times to interceptions and last quarter. He carrted Gilbert, running for more three limes on fumbles, but the .of the 53 y~rds, mcludmg than 100 yards in his sixth defense, minus star linebacker !mal four. Gtlbert ran the straight game, set a Bluebon- Joel Brame, was able to rise to 13. net Bowl record with 156 yards the occasion each time. Gilbert's 156 yards In 26 carries. One was a yard The Ole Miss defense, third m broke the Bluebonnet record plunge for a touchdown. the natien with a yield of 74.! 114 set by Bill Tobin of Bradley, who foiled the fabled to rushing, stopped Gilbert and in 1962. His 26 running Ole Miss defense with his Bradley the first half of the also was a rerord, breaking . · d · b Id k f 22 b J sprmtouts, passmg an SLgnal first quarter. The Re els miss- 1o mJT o set Y erry calling, gained 105 yards run- I'd tackles Don Sartin, who w"s l Rhome of TuiM in 1964. ning and 49 for 154 total of· out with 3 broken foot and re- The upset for Mississippi, tense. He scored Texa>' other placed by Jim Shows. · which was favored by 6'h lwo touchdowns on runs of 2; Then Gilbert broke ovct points, was the second in lwu and four yards. Shows for 50 yards to the Ole trips to the Bluehonnet Bowl. The Texas defense, sparked Miss 25 to set up II,. first The R·,bels lost to Tulsa 14-7 m by linebacker Fred Edwards, touchdown. I9G4. was as outstanding as the of- On the next pia)·, with two Texas has not allowed a fense, shulting out Mississippi right•ide linemen and the right· touchdown in two Bluebonncl for the first time in 17 games side linebacker keying on Gil- games. The Longhorns · dating back to Oct. 9, 196.~. bert, Bradley called his own Alabama 3-3 in the 19611 game. The Rebels' deepest penetra- signal and raced 25 yards a- Missi!sippi's Jimmy tion was to the eight in t h e round t·ight end to score stand· . missed a 43-yard field goal 1 in the first quarter. third period, but Texas held ing up. reserve tailback Don Street to Gilbert and Bradley set up Conway of Texas tried two. one yard on a fourtn-ar.d . two I the second touchdown midway One was wide and the !iluation. througll the third quarter. Brad- was blocked by Ole Miss Defensive halfback Les Der- ley carried four straight times Mac McClure. Dtheeyc. 26wouflord pthlaeyrigh~fftattoBbaufft~~~ ~ the western champion Kansas C _aictykpoChit'aettssJtaakne. _1 wthithe AaFLtwtin,._ 1 tie and a berth in the long • a· waited Super Bowl showdown agains! the National League winner at Los Angeles Jan. 15. Namath, hitting 14 of 21 passes lor 287 yards, threw two of his three scoring pas.e• t~ Don Maynard for W and eight yards and ·a third lo George Sauer for 77. Emerson Boozer plunged a yard for an· other score and Snell had a 25yard burst around his left end In the fourth period. Jim TILe Jets went out In front at baHtime 17-7 and led 31·13 at the end of three pertods. . Boston made the ftrsl threat, but Parllll fumbled on the Jets' er with Namath hitting May- Namalh drove the Jell G9 nard for a 20-yard touchdown yards in I{ plays at !lie .tart of at the finish. the third pertod, bltllnS M,ay· nard the 'laSt etght, but ParBoozer scored fr.om the one llli ilarrowtd !be gap by -pn>on the first J~t driVe of the duclng a tou<bdown m· a fiyesecond period m whlc,h ·tbe Jets play -IIO>ylird ·diive uictlldlng went 80 yards - 49 of them on a #,ard pasl to Larry Gar· penalltcs. Ron Hall. was called Pari!U p..led' . the final on a .12-yard pass mterference 18 •· .......an hot Babe hlld lty and J' F · '" "uc.o pena un raser waa trouble apottlng the ball on the clipped for a personal foul m conversion attempt and cappeJ. the most ~aging lnfractlODI. letti'a tick bit · th~ upright, The next lime the. Jets had ·lilluncbig baCk 00 the playing the ball, Namath connected with field. . two paases to Maynard and one to Snell as they moved down- Baird's ftrs! interception late field to set up Turner's 12-y&rd in the third period stopped a field goal. Boston drive at the New York for II and Jim Hudson recovered. Then Parllli bought the Patriots d f' ld . . h 'tit own te agam m a urry wt passes to Csppelletti and Graham, hitting Cappelletti from 18 yards out for the first tooch· down of the game in the first iOit. per · The Jets roared back 80 yards in four plays, 54 on a burst over right tackle by Booz- ron: 13 and three pley1later Na-* connected wl!h..e .~ TP pasa to Sauer. • · ' · ·• !, Parllti q~ 174-yati. !ouchdqwtrdrfl'll ,wjtfl -~· paas ~ Whelan for 42 Y.trdsj. Nance polished It off wHit ,a:one-yard plqe. Pari!U P8S'J!di to B_otJ C&ppadonna for a twt • poult . :.:.._ y k' · •· eonverston · .., :""1 · ,..... or 1 lead to 10 pomls. Namath hit Mayn&rd for a .• yard pus In an 13-yard dnv~ and Snell scored from 2$ yll'iiJ out to put the gaDl4! far out of reach despite Parllll'l filial scoring pass of IS yards to Graham. ' ... According to tlle "conve~gence" ; ·; the Unlteo States and Russta are , • to become more and more like each • Russia Is approaChing the Uni~ States as a mature and complex society. Havllll de;eloped basic beavy Industry, it Is oow ' modng toward producing an abundljllt:e ot con; um<t goods. The United States in turn 1> temvermg the deficiencies of the free enterpnse system witll lncrtasin& exparLSion o. government's role 1D ecoJio om:r planniu11 and social welfare. According to the theOry, as the two IJ· stems develop similar Institutions artd WQI of life, the ,deologlcai differences between them wUI oecome unimportant. The Implication is that similarity breeds content: two similar >OCietles artll't IOinl to fl&hl .each other. One scholar disagrees. The whole convergence th.ory Is a grosa overstmpllfic• · . ·Uon says Bertram D. Wolfe, a research ·- fell~w at Stanfords Hoover Institution on • 1·war Revolution and Peace. ' ·' Citing Naci Germany, he asks, "Can we forget \hal it was the tecbnologleally must advanc·ed country in Europe, with the besl so,tal welfare iaWI, tile bigbell degree of literacy and lh' P.tesl number oi Ph. ')s. that developed first the "\' most extreme militarism and then one of ·the most raJu:l forms of totalitarianism?" •' Who' hi slot y teaches us is not the lesBOII of convergence but of divergence, asserts Wolfe. The Communist ideology and totall· · tarian structure of China and Russia dlf· fer rrom each other, he says, even as do the nationalism and exercise of great ex· ecutive powers in plural and open socit· ·ties by Charles de Gaulle and Lyndon ~ ' BY DICK THOMAS had nine points and Randy Shriver opened the second Southwestern shot fO 1\er cenl Gene Hall, 6-l senior, connect- Mullins, 6-1 junior, scored sev- period with a basket to make making :roof 74 attempted field , ed for 10 field goals and five en polo!!. it 19-13. Bickle and Cremeens goals wblle Hannan tJ.!llce confree throws to score 25 points Hall wss only ooe of live narrowed it lo 19-17. Hall, foul- nected on 23 of 70 ffli'.J32.8 per Friday night at Southwestern Highlanders in the double ed by Bickle, made one of two cent. At the foul liDt:Gie lllgbHigh School as Coach Lloyd figures. John Shriver, 5-8 sen- from the foul line and it was landers made 13 of ·iii for Myers' Highlanders downed the lor, and Da~e Notter, 6-1 jun- 20-17. 54.1 per cent, and the WUdcall ! Hannan Trace Wildcats 73-56 ior, each contributed 12 points. D . 1 d d made 10 of 19 for 52.8 per cent. 1 in a Southern Valley Athlettc George Dillon, IHl junior, and a~te ~edm~ e a~p an Conference contest. Keith Carter, 5-10 sophomore, was ~u lhr ~ urmntg The Hannan Trace raen'el · I It was the first SVAC Varsity each had 11. Dillon fouled out It m a ee • po er _0 defeated the little win fur lhe Highlanders who with 56 seeonds remaming in be dthe clount ~W. (r~meens 38-34 in a single ov perracked up their second consecu- the game. rna e a ayup 0 po , an~an iod. It was 34-34 at If¥! end of t,·,,e w·tn of the season. Sout•- Southwestern led 37 _33 at the Trace_ahe_ad 22-20. Halls p1vot the regulation contest. With 11 " hot ted t 22-22 B 1 H 11 f 1 Turner contributed a 12-yard western is now 1·2 m SVAC end of the first half and opened ~ B' '.-1 1 d B: kl u ~ seconds left, Doug Pugh, ~juDo.· field goal in the second quarter. play and 2-2 in all games. up a seven point spread, 43-36 h 1 LC: e a~ th LC W~dmat ba k lor went all the way lor lbt Babe Parilli, Boston's veter- For the Wildcats of Coach at the 5:08 mark m the third ' 0 s ~ pu ;.22 1 cas c lafup and the victory, Pugh bacl an quarterback, also threw tl"'ee Paul D1llon, . it was thei; see- pe_riod. The Highlar1~ers mam- out 1~ ron~ · . 17 for the winners. Randy Hutclitouchdown passes while piling ond consecultvc loss, hotn in tamed the seven pomt margin Shrtver btl from the SLdP to ins had 11 and Ed McCarty 10 up 379 yards on 21 completions SVAC play. Hannan Trace Is to lead 49-42 at the end of the make it 24-24 and Hall hit a for the losers. / in 38 attempts, but Baird twice now 1-3 in the SVAC and 3-4 In period. short JUmper lo put the Htgh- Hannan Trace 13 20 9 14-111 picked off interceptiona in the all games. The Highlanders racked up landers back out In front 26-24, Southwestern 17 20 12 24-71 lhird period as the Patriots Terry Cremeens, 5·11 senior 24 points in the final frame a lead which they never again struggled desperately to catch guard, who left the game on while Hannan Trace was. get- relinquished. Southwestern Je<t Hannan Trace llf) - Daniell ': up. fouls with 1:31 remainmg, had ling 14. Pacing the attack were 37-33 when the teams left th~ 7-3-17; Cremeens &-t-IS; I Parilli passed 18 yards lo 13 points for the Wildcat,. Roy Hall with three baskets, Cart- noor at the half. Wise 4-1-9; Pugh 2--G-4; ' Gino Cappelletti for one touch- Bickle, 6-0 senior, fouled out er with four and Notter with The Highlaoders outshot and Bickle 1-2-4; Mulllb8 2-3I down, hit Jim Whelan with· an with 4:18lefl in the fourth quar- two. ou~rehounded the Wildcats with 7; Watson 1-11-2. 1'6t:lis 2S- :1 18-yarder and Art Graham from ter. Southwestern led 7-2 with 4:- Gene Hall getting 21 of South- 10-58. !" 15 yards out. Jim Nance scored Dave Daniels, 6-l sophomore, 13 left in the first period, 13-5 at western's 48 rebounds. Daniels Southwestern «73) ...,. Dillon !he other touchdown on a one- ~as high for the Wildcats with the 2:27 mark, and 17-13 at had 10 of Hannan Trace's 29 re- 4-3-IJ.; Notter 5-2-12; Shrlv. yard plunge. 17 points. Dean Wise, 6-0 senior, the end of the period. hounds. er 5-2-12; Hall 10-5-25; ·I c!te :eandm r:'ili This is Appressive? Johnson. : " • ' in other words, the convergence tlleory i ,Is fine - a< a theory - but don't base de\ ;s-~nse stt ategy Uj)OL\ II. a•from Readers FLUSH OUT CLEAR OUT e END-OF YEAR SELL-OUT CLEAN-OlJ Joo s It's About Time What bu to be one of the all-American understatements of the year has been ltlade by J>rosldent Edward D. Eddy of Otatham College for women In Pittsburgh, Pa. f Erplalnbig the Inauguration o a sex education prott6JD at Cl!alham - undertaken, tncldlllllally, at tile reqUell of the students - Dr. Eddy aald: ''l'bere Ia .o muoh conlllllon In the present generation concerning the role of the male and female In all life." You said II, Dr. Eddy! And you might have added that tile subjld llai been a little confUIIIlll to peet gent!l'lllons u well. In !let, u lbt ooui'se at Ulatbam cleart ujl lhll colllltllon - and we lincerely hope il does - It'• a pity It couldn't beve been slirted by Adam and Eve, when th• conft"'"" undoubtedly beian. •w • s but 'f you ocRRV' S wouLD L II • 1 I i BJ: 'I '':d. . ~~;.!:; fvliJJzer and other farm mal IDI!nwtlel, lbentell me, march down the road l'b.:.~is: etc. and a amall ~~·~ !bey, ~ ·any law to bilateral urtlons. Ic ' ed 1 bo mpe1 ~ proces10rs dis· We pay lhe bill. 1 ii'. tn petcenlage for hir a r. ~ .... ~ · taUers to' sell at we have some farm organ!· If the 2 and one-tentll cents Is r . food or to zationa owned and controlled, ::;,· lhthe wfage earnbuyers, ttelhe; , ":stamps, or more or less, by lha lar1e e armer ,~ , " "h h 1 the chambers of corn1 radios. washers. ue·•t· ,lcitterlelt not, then, 113 armers,nd professional men hone bllls up " <>· merce, a · ·d eIc. an pays P •. ' . the .thole who one of them has a lead· electric bills. all of whLch ""·'' ' ~ ~~~hould be or er wbo Is u much a friend back .to the clty • If the larm~r 1:~~~n~ 1 fll the ·~taw or the numerous small farmer a is not a mir~e 2rna~ and :~I 01 Ml:!p!Y ~n JO!ri'o'~tod · 4 ,1 u Jadal IJI!Irlot was to 'Jillmate: 1~C::. h."~an"trrow tie menu, bl',H aupply oflhea ua In :• G= ~f ~~h:;d to Uve 111. farm '"'~ may cause 1: : · a as Now, let's look at It altother ·~';:tic: j 111 lhll Jetter 11 lonl =. u..,. .. blllltlf' .· ' g ,vfOt!rf 118 WI)'. I=: ;:. 1 {h:j ~ . will leavP of! litlcat sophisticates bt IIICCIIIJio so~e ~~ the worthieS$ propa· ters blat cblloser r~~0= anda there will be plenty of wale og m on ..,..y Dear Editor: 1 Suppose the consumer pays 1price to drop tremendous~~~ ~m for it. And 11 will help belleve that. "HaU to the a.ter• For sometime 1 have lhougbt one dollar for food. Say lhe does not affect other prod to bring the truth to light. could be his BOlli· AiareulVflJ'• .the farmers should stop work- farmer gets 34 per cent of the that Wlf. With all sincerity, he looks the part. :; lng all of the time and try to soncumer's dollor lor food. Lei However big bualness side· I Carney A. Ball Obvloasly, lllaJJJe1 lw ' gel the truth behind the wall us use the 40 billion dollars ' stepped the "Law of suppty I Rt. I, ma•y huae lalb .-ud maiDof Intellectual dishonesty built for gross and 14 billion for net and demand" long llliO even the American houoewlfe just taiJJII& ._..U Ia till poill,. up by the editorial staffs of income again. Then tile farm· before lhe great tariU walls Ewington, Ohio developiD& 10111e plallllllll.,.. propaganda sheets. After see- ,er'o net part out of tbe dollar which protected !bern were\ P.S.: The GOP elephent woos df1ea to an lbt areldll .wid ing your cartoon in the last spent for food would be nearly lowerrd. They ave cu~ni"~· the American houaewlfe just OD Vleblalll, 11!1111 better sundav Times-Sentinel, I could 12 cents. Now )f you are goln,g , ly devised ways of price !IJ:Ing!like other trreputable beasts laaized to wta !rleadl IIIII, al-. walt any longer. tu cnt !cod once' I» taklt g even though we are supposed woo women. I.e. with a Judaslllmately,ll• eoavent181 ~ the food olf lhe Iarmer's table to have laws against II. Ikiss and a pack of lies. . l&lel. ·• 1 can't be too sure of lhese , rond tite clothes off h1s O?cK, I We even had unfair "fatr figur_es; I thmk they are ap- 1how much can lhe other con- trade laws." Now they put the proxtmate: _Let's say lhe aver- sumers profit? Where will manufacturers "suggested re. J wage earner pays ,!Be of any food price cut come from? tall price" on lbetr produots. dollar lor food (1 don I know Will It be by the processors, ·B mutual coosent that is the If any of that is counte~ tnt'"" : the distributors, the retallers l u~ed price. stamps and supermarket I o I· , or shall the farmer be driY· But labor had quite a time teries or not). I suwose he 1!11 closr to lhe, brink ol eco- tllrowlng off the burden- ! pays at least 25e of his dollar nomle oblivion. • some yoke of "supply and I for hi~ c~r or rars aod exp<~ns s 1 . h j dcman':i " A man had IIUu~ attached thereto. Anyway • lr· t WhC!11 ,"1" ~:I ~C!Il 0:~ to. say . what he would rereJJILiable editors dnn't car•! BensOI\ arm press on . celve how many h<luro he Now suppose the Iarmer gels broughtaklcddedhD!li ttoo ta;'" cen':r•rpe·~ work~ and under what condi· 0 and one-third per cent of the , hogs Uons · •· N w pound and teed crops were doliar, or stx ceo... o ~ . B 1 If 1 If ·conditions and pay were say the farmers bave a I miserably ebea~. thu 15 not good enough there were 8 .blcome of Ill billion dol- len 1"¥ -I'll~~· 11 now' others. nte supply was un· and a net Income of 14 any l!ICLI8e 0 , k limited. And lhuga carried lhtiHnn dollars Now 14-tO of sc Two wro~"~ I ma e a z and a tenth cents: Irl&hl . TwO. aile alate~:.: ' In the SOl the governthe farmer pockets 2 and • hlrtb.ellng . ~~ don . ment began to help them to IOIII!>tentn cents of the wage I tru of the 1 le~~-·a food dollar. TILe rest U the sovernment Is to escape tbe stigma aw tl1"..6cu!..C:.~a~rf~,:~~~ ~tl:. u:. g:~~~~~ ~;;,PP\a:S END-OF- YEAR ~ ~ ~ u i• ~, ; Food Producer IS• queezedbythe yst em - I u·Ighianders Drop w·Id t 73 s " 6 c I as • ' I ·Peas in Pod? ' .... 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I . - ..., . ;-~~~­ Q ,. l • ' •1 �StJNDAY Wlll'Q PAPER ' . -----..;...--~-- ftlll.!$R!I:I) 8Y Till OHlO V.w.n' PUBLISHING CO¥PANY Jets Blast Patriots Hopes, 38-28 .. . ' .;t < ·. '• ;J I GOP Unity Goal AlteaO~ -Dimm~d ~PGJI s. warm Ria~ wing-left-willll discord but slrn- - which for the first time In 1bably will de;,.:.:r·largely support lhll year 111 WASHINGTON. _ Even ply whether an tnevit&ble colll- years has no real Presidential Ithe decision -of 6te Repub~CIIl caUtomla and' Is ·thus In the ~ Rlc/Uitd s. OIDtfl, Publl.!her tho h ..., successive G.O.P. stcn can be held to m.m•geable aspirant among Its members "' Senate Door lead~,):vetett M& allion ot 1. 11 bolter In bit 1 JGfflll E Dmlnff, A.dv Dir. gat:!tngs and one devoted proshock proportions for the elec- there Is now developing a Utile Ktnley Dirksen ~ ~ools. And own slate V111'11011 DtwtrU, Adl>• Ill gr. fesslonal 0 atur _ National lions of 1968. noted but not Inconsiderable In- If as ts now subtly: tndlcated, · Chairman : Bliss _ have [f Romney's refusal tu sup- traparty struggle. It Involves \lle Dtrksen decides ~1\1 a Murphy AU lbe S8l1l'o It Is unllhlj oclaimed unity to be the port the Presidential ticket choice of a Senator to suecend and _not a Scott tllAl1 have the that any aJplllcant attempt d now pr 1 11 part objective headed In 19114 by Barry Gold· tu an open party-leadership post, umpalgn chairmanship, thil be made to take away Kuchel't ~:~r.e~~sed Yrealitles ar~ water has seemingly been large- that of chairman of the G.O.P. will be one up for lhe old IpoalUon u whip. Wha! 11 _II~ ,, et: more likely Is that the llepubll 1 ad dirnmin& this shining ty forgiven by the new conserv- Senatorial Campaign Comml~ ~ard forces, whose likely Pr a,:', Y atlve forces captained by Rea- tee. identlal choice · a~t wl 1~ bl can resulars in IIJe . Se~ate wiL Itself when tom. It'a called skin. . gTh~ 1008 Republican Gover· gan, an equivalent absolution is The liberal and predominate- Rich: ~lxon, jtilt . n say to the llberals'iomethiPS I! MachlnOI')'? Can you think of a machme nors' Conference bas ended not yet In the mind of Goldwa- ly Eastern Republicans in the forThe post =ved ~ eiar from lltls effect: We are golllg to keep as versame, dexterous and handy as the with the conaervatlve Governor- ter htmself. Senate - whlcb Is lo say gener- the most 1m rtanc ·tn Ibis COUJI. Tommy ~bel In hlJ !Qb, II. human fillllerT elect of CaU!ornla, Ronald Rea- Asked now whether he would ally _those who fav~r ~ Romney t or Ind.: even ·In the Seno spite of hit party a~llliJ, " speaklnR kindlv of the nh- be wtlbng to back Romney for Prestdenltal- nommallon tn ry 1 self 1 M h 1 h ell we in .tum are entlt1~ to havo Magic photo lens with living color? The :;~ Governor of Michigan, President in 1008, regardless of , 11168 are behind . Sen. Hugh :w:ver · 0: In u~&~·:andsan oi not a Hugh Scott but . rather I buman body bu one buill In for lnstantan· George lioniney, and •lee ver- what Romney did oot do for [' Scott of Pennsylvarna for thLS an oth~r Senator who 11 not' of George Murphy In the C8ll) eous apd automatic use. It's the eye. sa. Bliss, for his part, has been him In 1964. Goldwater reph~s place. But the more ~r less old th: Romne . It would pllgn c4airmanshlp, . The hLI)llan body frail and delicate? Not able to Inform the G.O.P. Coor· without notable warmth: ! .guard Republica~ wmg-whlch mean that~. ~ar RepubU· This will undoub~ be I IIi the vast majority of cases. .Etposed .to 1 \~e::s ~~~ ~:d w;~ct~~: to~ cans In the new Senate would telling argument, for' not onl) Increasing perils of space-age hvillll - LD· dlnatlng Commlttee that the will c~"';t !~at bridge when eluding whiz . bang traffic, new aliments curv~ of acceptance of !he Re- co;;,~ ? .nolhcr and the shar- party regularity - Is too I ng [hold every signifidmt party lhe Senate regul~ but ~pper. we never knew eXisted, arr and water pol· pubhcan party among the vot· ~s a •. of evidencwllh far more favor upon some leadership post save that of the enUy the Reagan men In Calif· " 1 1 Iutton and more and more worries and ~en· ers is turning_ mar~edly ·pwerd pes hy: , \1~ s~es Re ublican such Senator as George Mur· job of whip, which will no doubt omla, as well are preapred U. the es 1 a w e e P a h of California be retained by Sen. Thomas Ku- overlook Kuchel't party .I!'... olon, each aweration nevertb1!Lless hves fm the ftrst !tme smce years of President Eisenhower. Governors may now be In ' P i;,is In a small .but significant chel of California. gressloDI so loag as the RoJD harder, works faster, runs faster, plays But below the surface the muod f~r ~org~tmg th_e P~~ I way 'precisely Illustrates the Kuchel is a liberal Republican ney forces will not try 100 har4 barder - and Uves longer. troops are restive, and the one some 0 1 e ngresSLona natu~e of the current maneuver· and while he 1s not committed to move one of tllelr own mu So let's not sell the human anatomy real question before the party pubhca~s are not exactly of ing within the party generally as to his Presidential choice in into lbe c!Lairllllll8blp ~ lbt short. Let's just treat It hallway co~ider­ not lis whether It can r~ally >r ~~'.:~~I!I_C~Th~e~o~ut~co~m~e~o~f~t~he:_fi~Jg~h:_t__i::pro-~· ~1968=-.•_.-:lt~ls:_:a.,:f:ac~t_:th:•:':h•:_did:'~no~t~ca:=m~paiJD~::-co=m~m::i~ttee~,;:--:-ately and give It a chance to be the mcred- lomute now traditional nght· lhat in rnmd. the Senate, f~ us ra on ibly efficient machine It Is. 4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 18, 1988 And isn't it wonderful to know tbat we have been put together by a muter craftsman? TILe skill of the Master Craftsman in this infinitely unimportant single Act of erealion In a vast universe llkely may never be fully understood and duplieaill<l by man. But man, who alone has the potential 1o understand and use the elements By BRUCE BJOSSAT ate goverrmrs assembled In Colof the universe to his own ends, cannot COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. orado found tbemselvea llre&tstop Inquiring Into what Is aro~md h!m. (NEA) - Recently a starchy btg lhe negative. To slop would be to fear agam. New England conservative told Yet, llignlflcanlly, a top Ult To continue promises the hope of sn a moderate Republtcan leader to one of these sought out thll alweys richer relationship between man he believes that Gov. George reporter to correct the too nep and his creator. Romney of Michigan )I'OUid be~t live tmpreSIIion he fell he bed Richard Nixon in a 1008 pres~ registered in an earlier talk. dential primary In New Hamp' shire. !Us final messaae, mtrrortna bls governor's outlook, Will litis: Thougll this Is the purest con- Romney for all bla publicized jecture about a very distant shortcmclllliS Is still the tnoderpolitical event, it may serve to atH' best-po~Uoned and strong· Long hair, pinched pants, fancy shirts put in somewhat better. perspec- est prospect _ No. 1 Ill pou. • and perfumes - are today's young men '-' tive the rather mlslending pres- mong Republicans and currenlo turning sissy? idential responses of many gov· ly the one man placing ~ad Not at all, aayo Prof. J. H. Plumb of ernors and other pomical fig- of President Jobn!IOIJ in voW cambridge Univer•ily. TILe current ures who met bere lor two samplllllll. , .. "mod" fashions belq to a IIO().year-old days. tradition Or "aggressive masculinity." TILe words "Romney 11 11 ·From Wllacldetlt; ~ It coultl bt wot~. writes ·the blstorlin deep trouble" were beard Wflh ed by ollau COIIvenatloa~ .at In Horizlln magailne. "Perceittagewlse, our surprising frequency ID Ialka lhe ctaleruee, the DDUoa own long-ltalred youths are far less vl<>with some of tilese mea. Tbf)' eme11•• IUII\OJIUiey llli,Y aol lent, murderous and Intolerable than their reDected largely his eo•tbnl· really be In anywhere DCla!' u historic cOUnterparts" In Rennaissance Ittng hwineao on tiLe btl tsne deep trouble IOdll)' aslall crft. aly and Elizabethan London. of VIetnam, his delay In mak· lcs - aad some !rlmdl Our CIII'Hnl wave of "decadent" dress tng kaown hla 1111 lnteJLt!oa, au~&est. and namboyBnt behavior Is not a problem Ills fr0111y moraiiJIDI· . He doe1 allnd blih ID lbl of our society, he says. "11 Is a problem These responses are bemg lls: he is movin& aboUt; bjl of humanity, made worae because we are underscored heavtly by veteran ,po . '·'b'· -'"•• richer and more numerous today." .. ho h campll&n 1I v... y •pohltcal reil!'rters w ammer ,Though its pace and c1tarac. If parents knew more about their soos' at Romney tn press conferences ter do not aeem· to p!eue aU predecesBOI'I, "perhaps lhey would be lesa and in print. Since hit smash· bse era) excited about the hair and more preocculog re-<!ieetlon a month 11liO he 0 p "·bl ' ••m•• o1 .n pied with the deeper problems of the young h d "good ress" OSSI y IDOl1 """"6 _, has not a a P · h1J image wltb the general pubo male, particularly the affluent adolescent our Even Romney's staunches~ llc continuel to be far, In a permllslve socle!J ." 1 Leff~ friends 8111011lllhe many m<Jdor stronger than II is with tba IJO' BY WDJJAM NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Jets blasted B(lllo ion's bid to clinch the Eastern Division ehampionahip in the American Football League Sal· urday by whipping the Patriots 33-28 ·on three ·touchdown pas•· es by Joe Namalh, the hardrunning of fullback Mall Snell and two key interceptions by Billy Baird. . . The Buffalo Bills _now can win the division title Sunday by defeating the Denver Bron· coa, but the Patriots will back into their second title since 1!163 if Buffalo loses. ' A Butfale-Denver lie would . give the Bills and Patriots HOUSTON !UP]) - Tailback; rick also played a big part in for 31 yards to the Mi.sJrissippij identical 8-4-2 records, and pa/ . TheMasterCraftsman'sFirst-RateJob ChriiUan ~~ of the mede~ era • man'i rapid conquest of lbe pby11· eal worltl tlboUt blm u flllftllment of lbt prop1teey of Revelations, In which 1118D, senerally apeUIDI, becomes one, a uni!J, ~ ~ bla uvll'oDment. " i\ . lnslt(ld of fearing nature, lll8D comes ~\ t~ Untlersllncl 11, uee It, bend It to his wl~ • wblell ·In hi• highest purposes ate God 1 '\J hw · wUj. lleady thoughts, yes, but evidence aupportillll them may be seen all about us lor '"'1 .. the looking. ~'or allllple coostder what a rl~Ll ' ,marvelous mechanism Is lhe human body. , ol <For centllrlts men !eared It, remained . Ignorant of :L Even today the human an'""' a~y needs 1 new press agenL There's too much talk about lhe !nlll)' o1 the body 1ts delicate and fragile mech· '·~'"·". ID!sm. Its 'high suscepUbUity to, bawds - " .' anil' ailments. You get lhe Idea Its In the 1' · ' · sftop for repairs almost dally· . Not so. We now kitow our anatomy Is, In fact, so marvelously and tngeniolllly d.. si~ned and construe~ that nothm& else . yel devised ,. 8 n come close. .to it for all·.. · f9Und pettormance, versatiltty and dura· ,J, ';'. billly. ·O•. ' Durable? Then how come so mall)' people perish In accidents? True, the wtl Is traclcally blgh. But w• doh't heat ot the far ill"ster number who walk away tn one piece or even uninjured from wrecks that have demolished maobiljes of more Iron and steel. n •• new man-made miracle fabrics art tru11 amulna. TILey drip dry, resist wtlnk· Jes and hue perpetual cteasea. But thete'a another mlrocle substance which not only dripi dry and resists wrlnkltl, but lnendl • • • • Texas BIankS MISslsslppl f" I 1 Washington By-Line Despite Critics, Romney Is GOP's Brightest Hope . ---- I I '' Chris Gilbert and Quarterback the shutout, intercepting three 15 and then Gilbert Bill (Superbill) Bradley, Tex- passes, lncllldlng one in his ena final yards In lwo ar.' sensational sophomores, each zone with six seconds to go to dashes. ran for more than 100 yards stop Mississippi's last threat. . Salurday in leading the Long. Tommy Duke, a defensive Bradley lookmg as good homs to a 11Hl victory over t.alfback from Mississippi, al'" new on the knee whtch was the University of Mississippi in made three interceptions. The Jured m October, was. the. the eighth annual Bluebonnet Texas offense gave up the bali horse tn the !mal drt~e m Bowl. four times to interceptions and last quarter. He carrted Gilbert, running for more three limes on fumbles, but the .of the 53 y~rds, mcludmg than 100 yards in his sixth defense, minus star linebacker !mal four. Gtlbert ran the straight game, set a Bluebon- Joel Brame, was able to rise to 13. net Bowl record with 156 yards the occasion each time. Gilbert's 156 yards In 26 carries. One was a yard The Ole Miss defense, third m broke the Bluebonnet record plunge for a touchdown. the natien with a yield of 74.! 114 set by Bill Tobin of Bradley, who foiled the fabled to rushing, stopped Gilbert and in 1962. His 26 running Ole Miss defense with his Bradley the first half of the also was a rerord, breaking . · d · b Id k f 22 b J sprmtouts, passmg an SLgnal first quarter. The Re els miss- 1o mJT o set Y erry calling, gained 105 yards run- I'd tackles Don Sartin, who w"s l Rhome of TuiM in 1964. ning and 49 for 154 total of· out with 3 broken foot and re- The upset for Mississippi, tense. He scored Texa>' other placed by Jim Shows. · which was favored by 6'h lwo touchdowns on runs of 2; Then Gilbert broke ovct points, was the second in lwu and four yards. Shows for 50 yards to the Ole trips to the Bluehonnet Bowl. The Texas defense, sparked Miss 25 to set up II,. first The R·,bels lost to Tulsa 14-7 m by linebacker Fred Edwards, touchdown. I9G4. was as outstanding as the of- On the next pia)·, with two Texas has not allowed a fense, shulting out Mississippi right•ide linemen and the right· touchdown in two Bluebonncl for the first time in 17 games side linebacker keying on Gil- games. The Longhorns · dating back to Oct. 9, 196.~. bert, Bradley called his own Alabama 3-3 in the 19611 game. The Rebels' deepest penetra- signal and raced 25 yards a- Missi!sippi's Jimmy tion was to the eight in t h e round t·ight end to score stand· . missed a 43-yard field goal 1 in the first quarter. third period, but Texas held ing up. reserve tailback Don Street to Gilbert and Bradley set up Conway of Texas tried two. one yard on a fourtn-ar.d . two I the second touchdown midway One was wide and the !iluation. througll the third quarter. Brad- was blocked by Ole Miss Defensive halfback Les Der- ley carried four straight times Mac McClure. Dtheeyc. 26wouflord pthlaeyrigh~fftattoBbaufft~~~ ~ the western champion Kansas C _aictykpoChit'aettssJtaakne. _1 wthithe AaFLtwtin,._ 1 tie and a berth in the long • a· waited Super Bowl showdown agains! the National League winner at Los Angeles Jan. 15. Namath, hitting 14 of 21 passes lor 287 yards, threw two of his three scoring pas.e• t~ Don Maynard for W and eight yards and ·a third lo George Sauer for 77. Emerson Boozer plunged a yard for an· other score and Snell had a 25yard burst around his left end In the fourth period. Jim TILe Jets went out In front at baHtime 17-7 and led 31·13 at the end of three pertods. . Boston made the ftrsl threat, but Parllll fumbled on the Jets' er with Namath hitting May- Namalh drove the Jell G9 nard for a 20-yard touchdown yards in I{ plays at !lie .tart of at the finish. the third pertod, bltllnS M,ay· nard the 'laSt etght, but ParBoozer scored fr.om the one llli ilarrowtd !be gap by -pn>on the first J~t driVe of the duclng a tou<bdown m· a fiyesecond period m whlc,h ·tbe Jets play -IIO>ylird ·diive uictlldlng went 80 yards - 49 of them on a #,ard pasl to Larry Gar· penalltcs. Ron Hall. was called Pari!U p..led' . the final on a .12-yard pass mterference 18 •· .......an hot Babe hlld lty and J' F · '" "uc.o pena un raser waa trouble apottlng the ball on the clipped for a personal foul m conversion attempt and cappeJ. the most ~aging lnfractlODI. letti'a tick bit · th~ upright, The next lime the. Jets had ·lilluncbig baCk 00 the playing the ball, Namath connected with field. . two paases to Maynard and one to Snell as they moved down- Baird's ftrs! interception late field to set up Turner's 12-y&rd in the third period stopped a field goal. Boston drive at the New York for II and Jim Hudson recovered. Then Parllli bought the Patriots d f' ld . . h 'tit own te agam m a urry wt passes to Csppelletti and Graham, hitting Cappelletti from 18 yards out for the first tooch· down of the game in the first iOit. per · The Jets roared back 80 yards in four plays, 54 on a burst over right tackle by Booz- ron: 13 and three pley1later Na-* connected wl!h..e .~ TP pasa to Sauer. • · ' · ·• !, Parllti q~ 174-yati. !ouchdqwtrdrfl'll ,wjtfl -~· paas ~ Whelan for 42 Y.trdsj. Nance polished It off wHit ,a:one-yard plqe. Pari!U P8S'J!di to B_otJ C&ppadonna for a twt • poult . :.:.._ y k' · •· eonverston · .., :""1 · ,..... or 1 lead to 10 pomls. Namath hit Mayn&rd for a .• yard pus In an 13-yard dnv~ and Snell scored from 2$ yll'iiJ out to put the gaDl4! far out of reach despite Parllll'l filial scoring pass of IS yards to Graham. ' ... According to tlle "conve~gence" ; ·; the Unlteo States and Russta are , • to become more and more like each • Russia Is approaChing the Uni~ States as a mature and complex society. Havllll de;eloped basic beavy Industry, it Is oow ' modng toward producing an abundljllt:e ot con; um<t goods. The United States in turn 1> temvermg the deficiencies of the free enterpnse system witll lncrtasin& exparLSion o. government's role 1D ecoJio om:r planniu11 and social welfare. According to the theOry, as the two IJ· stems develop similar Institutions artd WQI of life, the ,deologlcai differences between them wUI oecome unimportant. The Implication is that similarity breeds content: two similar >OCietles artll't IOinl to fl&hl .each other. One scholar disagrees. The whole convergence th.ory Is a grosa overstmpllfic• · . ·Uon says Bertram D. Wolfe, a research ·- fell~w at Stanfords Hoover Institution on • 1·war Revolution and Peace. ' ·' Citing Naci Germany, he asks, "Can we forget \hal it was the tecbnologleally must advanc·ed country in Europe, with the besl so,tal welfare iaWI, tile bigbell degree of literacy and lh' P.tesl number oi Ph. ')s. that developed first the "\' most extreme militarism and then one of ·the most raJu:l forms of totalitarianism?" •' Who' hi slot y teaches us is not the lesBOII of convergence but of divergence, asserts Wolfe. The Communist ideology and totall· · tarian structure of China and Russia dlf· fer rrom each other, he says, even as do the nationalism and exercise of great ex· ecutive powers in plural and open socit· ·ties by Charles de Gaulle and Lyndon ~ ' BY DICK THOMAS had nine points and Randy Shriver opened the second Southwestern shot fO 1\er cenl Gene Hall, 6-l senior, connect- Mullins, 6-1 junior, scored sev- period with a basket to make making :roof 74 attempted field , ed for 10 field goals and five en polo!!. it 19-13. Bickle and Cremeens goals wblle Hannan tJ.!llce confree throws to score 25 points Hall wss only ooe of live narrowed it lo 19-17. Hall, foul- nected on 23 of 70 ffli'.J32.8 per Friday night at Southwestern Highlanders in the double ed by Bickle, made one of two cent. At the foul liDt:Gie lllgbHigh School as Coach Lloyd figures. John Shriver, 5-8 sen- from the foul line and it was landers made 13 of ·iii for Myers' Highlanders downed the lor, and Da~e Notter, 6-1 jun- 20-17. 54.1 per cent, and the WUdcall ! Hannan Trace Wildcats 73-56 ior, each contributed 12 points. D . 1 d d made 10 of 19 for 52.8 per cent. 1 in a Southern Valley Athlettc George Dillon, IHl junior, and a~te ~edm~ e a~p an Conference contest. Keith Carter, 5-10 sophomore, was ~u lhr ~ urmntg The Hannan Trace raen'el · I It was the first SVAC Varsity each had 11. Dillon fouled out It m a ee • po er _0 defeated the little win fur lhe Highlanders who with 56 seeonds remaming in be dthe clount ~W. (r~meens 38-34 in a single ov perracked up their second consecu- the game. rna e a ayup 0 po , an~an iod. It was 34-34 at If¥! end of t,·,,e w·tn of the season. Sout•- Southwestern led 37 _33 at the Trace_ahe_ad 22-20. Halls p1vot the regulation contest. With 11 " hot ted t 22-22 B 1 H 11 f 1 Turner contributed a 12-yard western is now 1·2 m SVAC end of the first half and opened ~ B' '.-1 1 d B: kl u ~ seconds left, Doug Pugh, ~juDo.· field goal in the second quarter. play and 2-2 in all games. up a seven point spread, 43-36 h 1 LC: e a~ th LC W~dmat ba k lor went all the way lor lbt Babe Parilli, Boston's veter- For the Wildcats of Coach at the 5:08 mark m the third ' 0 s ~ pu ;.22 1 cas c lafup and the victory, Pugh bacl an quarterback, also threw tl"'ee Paul D1llon, . it was thei; see- pe_riod. The Highlar1~ers mam- out 1~ ron~ · . 17 for the winners. Randy Hutclitouchdown passes while piling ond consecultvc loss, hotn in tamed the seven pomt margin Shrtver btl from the SLdP to ins had 11 and Ed McCarty 10 up 379 yards on 21 completions SVAC play. Hannan Trace Is to lead 49-42 at the end of the make it 24-24 and Hall hit a for the losers. / in 38 attempts, but Baird twice now 1-3 in the SVAC and 3-4 In period. short JUmper lo put the Htgh- Hannan Trace 13 20 9 14-111 picked off interceptiona in the all games. The Highlanders racked up landers back out In front 26-24, Southwestern 17 20 12 24-71 lhird period as the Patriots Terry Cremeens, 5·11 senior 24 points in the final frame a lead which they never again struggled desperately to catch guard, who left the game on while Hannan Trace was. get- relinquished. Southwestern Je<t Hannan Trace llf) - Daniell ': up. fouls with 1:31 remainmg, had ling 14. Pacing the attack were 37-33 when the teams left th~ 7-3-17; Cremeens &-t-IS; I Parilli passed 18 yards lo 13 points for the Wildcat,. Roy Hall with three baskets, Cart- noor at the half. Wise 4-1-9; Pugh 2--G-4; ' Gino Cappelletti for one touch- Bickle, 6-0 senior, fouled out er with four and Notter with The Highlaoders outshot and Bickle 1-2-4; Mulllb8 2-3I down, hit Jim Whelan with· an with 4:18lefl in the fourth quar- two. ou~rehounded the Wildcats with 7; Watson 1-11-2. 1'6t:lis 2S- :1 18-yarder and Art Graham from ter. Southwestern led 7-2 with 4:- Gene Hall getting 21 of South- 10-58. !" 15 yards out. Jim Nance scored Dave Daniels, 6-l sophomore, 13 left in the first period, 13-5 at western's 48 rebounds. Daniels Southwestern «73) ...,. Dillon !he other touchdown on a one- ~as high for the Wildcats with the 2:27 mark, and 17-13 at had 10 of Hannan Trace's 29 re- 4-3-IJ.; Notter 5-2-12; Shrlv. yard plunge. 17 points. Dean Wise, 6-0 senior, the end of the period. hounds. er 5-2-12; Hall 10-5-25; ·I c!te :eandm r:'ili This is Appressive? Johnson. : " • ' in other words, the convergence tlleory i ,Is fine - a< a theory - but don't base de\ ;s-~nse stt ategy Uj)OL\ II. a•from Readers FLUSH OUT CLEAR OUT e END-OF YEAR SELL-OUT CLEAN-OlJ Joo s It's About Time What bu to be one of the all-American understatements of the year has been ltlade by J>rosldent Edward D. Eddy of Otatham College for women In Pittsburgh, Pa. f Erplalnbig the Inauguration o a sex education prott6JD at Cl!alham - undertaken, tncldlllllally, at tile reqUell of the students - Dr. Eddy aald: ''l'bere Ia .o muoh conlllllon In the present generation concerning the role of the male and female In all life." You said II, Dr. Eddy! And you might have added that tile subjld llai been a little confUIIIlll to peet gent!l'lllons u well. In !let, u lbt ooui'se at Ulatbam cleart ujl lhll colllltllon - and we lincerely hope il does - It'• a pity It couldn't beve been slirted by Adam and Eve, when th• conft"'"" undoubtedly beian. •w • s but 'f you ocRRV' S wouLD L II • 1 I i BJ: 'I '':d. . ~~;.!:; fvliJJzer and other farm mal IDI!nwtlel, lbentell me, march down the road l'b.:.~is: etc. and a amall ~~·~ !bey, ~ ·any law to bilateral urtlons. Ic ' ed 1 bo mpe1 ~ proces10rs dis· We pay lhe bill. 1 ii'. tn petcenlage for hir a r. ~ .... ~ · taUers to' sell at we have some farm organ!· If the 2 and one-tentll cents Is r . food or to zationa owned and controlled, ::;,· lhthe wfage earnbuyers, ttelhe; , ":stamps, or more or less, by lha lar1e e armer ,~ , " "h h 1 the chambers of corn1 radios. washers. ue·•t· ,lcitterlelt not, then, 113 armers,nd professional men hone bllls up " <>· merce, a · ·d eIc. an pays P •. ' . the .thole who one of them has a lead· electric bills. all of whLch ""·'' ' ~ ~~~hould be or er wbo Is u much a friend back .to the clty • If the larm~r 1:~~~n~ 1 fll the ·~taw or the numerous small farmer a is not a mir~e 2rna~ and :~I 01 Ml:!p!Y ~n JO!ri'o'~tod · 4 ,1 u Jadal IJI!Irlot was to 'Jillmate: 1~C::. h."~an"trrow tie menu, bl',H aupply oflhea ua In :• G= ~f ~~h:;d to Uve 111. farm '"'~ may cause 1: : · a as Now, let's look at It altother ·~';:tic: j 111 lhll Jetter 11 lonl =. u..,. .. blllltlf' .· ' g ,vfOt!rf 118 WI)'. I=: ;:. 1 {h:j ~ . will leavP of! litlcat sophisticates bt IIICCIIIJio so~e ~~ the worthieS$ propa· ters blat cblloser r~~0= anda there will be plenty of wale og m on ..,..y Dear Editor: 1 Suppose the consumer pays 1price to drop tremendous~~~ ~m for it. And 11 will help belleve that. "HaU to the a.ter• For sometime 1 have lhougbt one dollar for food. Say lhe does not affect other prod to bring the truth to light. could be his BOlli· AiareulVflJ'• .the farmers should stop work- farmer gets 34 per cent of the that Wlf. With all sincerity, he looks the part. :; lng all of the time and try to soncumer's dollor lor food. Lei However big bualness side· I Carney A. Ball Obvloasly, lllaJJJe1 lw ' gel the truth behind the wall us use the 40 billion dollars ' stepped the "Law of suppty I Rt. I, ma•y huae lalb .-ud maiDof Intellectual dishonesty built for gross and 14 billion for net and demand" long llliO even the American houoewlfe just taiJJII& ._..U Ia till poill,. up by the editorial staffs of income again. Then tile farm· before lhe great tariU walls Ewington, Ohio developiD& 10111e plallllllll.,.. propaganda sheets. After see- ,er'o net part out of tbe dollar which protected !bern were\ P.S.: The GOP elephent woos df1ea to an lbt areldll .wid ing your cartoon in the last spent for food would be nearly lowerrd. They ave cu~ni"~· the American houaewlfe just OD Vleblalll, 11!1111 better sundav Times-Sentinel, I could 12 cents. Now )f you are goln,g , ly devised ways of price !IJ:Ing!like other trreputable beasts laaized to wta !rleadl IIIII, al-. walt any longer. tu cnt !cod once' I» taklt g even though we are supposed woo women. I.e. with a Judaslllmately,ll• eoavent181 ~ the food olf lhe Iarmer's table to have laws against II. Ikiss and a pack of lies. . l&lel. ·• 1 can't be too sure of lhese , rond tite clothes off h1s O?cK, I We even had unfair "fatr figur_es; I thmk they are ap- 1how much can lhe other con- trade laws." Now they put the proxtmate: _Let's say lhe aver- sumers profit? Where will manufacturers "suggested re. J wage earner pays ,!Be of any food price cut come from? tall price" on lbetr produots. dollar lor food (1 don I know Will It be by the processors, ·B mutual coosent that is the If any of that is counte~ tnt'"" : the distributors, the retallers l u~ed price. stamps and supermarket I o I· , or shall the farmer be driY· But labor had quite a time teries or not). I suwose he 1!11 closr to lhe, brink ol eco- tllrowlng off the burden- ! pays at least 25e of his dollar nomle oblivion. • some yoke of "supply and I for hi~ c~r or rars aod exp<~ns s 1 . h j dcman':i " A man had IIUu~ attached thereto. Anyway • lr· t WhC!11 ,"1" ~:I ~C!Il 0:~ to. say . what he would rereJJILiable editors dnn't car•! BensOI\ arm press on . celve how many h<luro he Now suppose the Iarmer gels broughtaklcddedhD!li ttoo ta;'" cen':r•rpe·~ work~ and under what condi· 0 and one-third per cent of the , hogs Uons · •· N w pound and teed crops were doliar, or stx ceo... o ~ . B 1 If 1 If ·conditions and pay were say the farmers bave a I miserably ebea~. thu 15 not good enough there were 8 .blcome of Ill billion dol- len 1"¥ -I'll~~· 11 now' others. nte supply was un· and a net Income of 14 any l!ICLI8e 0 , k limited. And lhuga carried lhtiHnn dollars Now 14-tO of sc Two wro~"~ I ma e a z and a tenth cents: Irl&hl . TwO. aile alate~:.: ' In the SOl the governthe farmer pockets 2 and • hlrtb.ellng . ~~ don . ment began to help them to IOIII!>tentn cents of the wage I tru of the 1 le~~-·a food dollar. TILe rest U the sovernment Is to escape tbe stigma aw tl1"..6cu!..C:.~a~rf~,:~~~ ~tl:. u:. g:~~~~~ ~;;,PP\a:S END-OF- YEAR ~ ~ ~ u i• ~, ; Food Producer IS• queezedbythe yst em - I u·Ighianders Drop w·Id t 73 s " 6 c I as • ' I ·Peas in Pod? ' .... INVENTORY REDUCTION ::l 0 ON ALL •PASSENGER •TRUCK •TRACTOR . • ALL SIZES I EVERYTHING GOES' _D_R_A_S_T_IC_R_E_D_U_C_T_I_O_N_S_, ~ 'I I This Is "Old Bob Saunders" ~=~~ If You Are Thinking of Buying l'ires In the Near Future, You'll Be Sorry If You Don't See The "Big Wheel In Tires" Bob Saunders On Or Before December 31,1966. r~;;:·;::~:~~;;'~~::;·~~:~:::==T~: ... ~·~--~--NO--Na~~----~~ I We Are Participating In Gallipolis Merchants SHOP A·RAMA. Come In For Free nckets, No Purchase Required. You May Win a New 1967 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door Sedan or Other Val. uable Prizes. ' l:.::~~~:.~,:ir~tone Tires. I 1 5 7 17 b?JJa:aJd P??tD SSM /,., uaker State Service Center! S,COnd &Pine . Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 446 0405 ' ,._.Any of The Following Salesmen: Jimmy He~, Gary Fergu1011, • .. . . . Armstrong, or The.'"'' Wh..r_,J:tlmswUob Siunclers. I ~ . I . - ..., . ;-~~~­ Q ,. l • ' •1 �' l'' fl r' ) ., ·ac·· ets ... .. ~ . ~ Me!Mfa 11:looUr wllb tile edp ollllinll Gilt elf the 11 ·~· left aDd Ala Brlldo l'ilct. bury • IWal elf the ball wllb ~ Tile ~ IIW8In of any left· !rete tile d!lteb )lla)'l lllal tm. fll ·tbe IIIII' at the " the Mlddlepert · R II b eDd of !be firS pa1od llheo the • •I Ja~ell a '48-4'1 91ctory J.Wta Md J.&.U. But IIIia '' ' Nellonvtne' here J'rldq e1o1ec1 CJ~ 1o11g 1111 two .' '. . ahota by Hubbard IIIII from or \·! It was the JaWII' 1 hI r d theo on !be dube were - .. • ~\ 1r :th ":. ~~viDe, ~~ Bouthealteni Ohio Bakelblll DIOI'Il lhiD a· apart. League viCtory agalnat cme Tbe big f1lllltb quarter ope~~loss. Nelaon.ute toot Its third ed with the Jackela up fN'/. At that point. both clubll los! to one victory. ll'avored But the 101 cold wblle Tl m failed on field goal aUeiDpll, • In 00 I polnls to CO aut froDl 4Wl Harol4 put the rebound bact '111en, to cUnch the vi"'lebo · II wasn't untn OPiy f;gr min- up llld Ill ... the ltaunds' last ... . --·· · got 21 undl. r~e 1'1- ~~~ u, utes remained that Juillor For- lead at 67.M wllh 31 aerond8 !lttdllui¥ -llele the hiiiiD Iron! duced co of the Hounds 47 cot IS nrd Mark 'hmeldll drove ID lelt. · court·wjlb ~ II!CWld• Wt u the points. Ia to mate It 4%-41. Pancake couaH1Jmdo W0Jb1 for their last For •~eport Tanoehlll tared with 1 jumper for 45.c. J.set CoaC!h Carl Wolfe pt lbollbJt, had II lOlleD off IIIII was bigh With 16 on a field ln. Tannehill IID8ked In aaaln for 1 lim~ llld when action 'lltlll tlu'ouCb. would have goals Ill 13 attempts. He got &jnce. a U-1$ and still again to put the star!Aid apin Nelaon took and b!'oulbt them vlctwy, 8 points In the first quarter' hllh for 1 Jacbla out front tbe first time ll!ldt ID apea Bhol with 11 P811Cake a.3 1 then waa shut out Qiltll be The Ja~ In the quarter at 46-11 with 1:· aecaads ltft !rom 1iJ1iut 11 1tet l!Jgb for with 64 H ld : 0 :111 left. out on till Harold bad It Thua, theY and th . uer, w bo: t iJackson ~ips Wellston, T U.uSaban Takes_Over Denver Post 1 ~ Jackaol lf!Jnelned In I 111'11 JaeiaOn's relerVII do1med IACISON (II) ,' ~ ! place tie with Athena In 31.af in the prellmiJt. Gilliland 7-4-ta; MoUIIt 1- ., \ Soulheutern Oblo Lucue bast. OOI!te8t. BoE score ol lbe H; MuDtns ~2-12: G I a • etballllandlnp Friday night con!Qt. gow 1-0-Z; Patton 1-0-Z; Lll1 arch-rlvll Wellston WELLSTON (51) cas 1-o-2; 'Howe 1-3-:1. Totwo colllda thuraday Lavender 1-1-3: Martin ~ tala 25-14-M. Jacbon, -3-13; Buescher 5--+-15; By quarters: It wu !be lronme11'a :&-1-5; Hlyburn 2- Jacksoll 11 at 45 ~ loop win without a cleltat. MUJ!kl!' 1-o-1; Jeffers Wellston II 28 ~ ·" ,j lstoro'a leq1ll NC!OI'd dlppad to 1-1-IT; Downard 11-6-0. To. Reserves -Jac!uon 31 W••· , " : OVerall, Jact- Is 5-1 far D-tl..SI. toll 29. .. lbe year. Wellston Ia 1-4. • Alter a flnt per111c1 1be 'llmes-Sentlnel, Dec. 111,1t66-7 ,l Jacbon forpd lhead by lntermlaslon. Wellston a eold !bird period u lnlmleJI outncared the Rockets, 14-7. A fourth period rally by Wellst!ln frail short. Wellston bit Sl ol 'IS field goal attempll for 33 per cent. The lJYiniMII bit of 56 tiQIIlll the field for 41 per cent. Jaek.son had 17 turnJIIIers, 1hllaton 16. Top point man for Jact111111ll wu Barolcl Howe, wlto )IIII1IP' eel ID SL lfl&h tor lfellsiDD wu Sieve Jeffera with IT. v ....tvll GIIIIIIDd had I1IDe rebounds the wln!len. Jeffers had seven snags for tha loaers. ALL CABS ABE BEnlTCED! lllddleport In ID •• M. Iaidi-er 81 BDl Dav- bome 1boia !Q llflld. Sauer · piarld bl'lell11a tile' ·.~ b i r .d who Ia quuf$', bUt IIU Ulilble' . 14 I acore. , lleCOIId · 'Die J1Cb11 111'1 olt unliJ ·nelt1 II. 'l\aesday wlllll lhQ. play ;.at 6 play· p.m. In LopD. BY QUAI\TBRIJ NelBonvine . .. .. . .. IS 29 41 FaD Middleport , •. ..... 18 31 40 48 NeliOD\IDie · (47) PanCake 21 1-3H-4 Bu withou~ n B lid R · · • u b ·~ .... -... ._ ... ._ ...... - .... -.. u ogs emam · n eat~n ~~: lo llnlsb second Dell Pel:mwy, Paneake, Sandy Harold Lo~u,.n U IDd and with fO secouds left. . I 1 I j I U 1 ' I'Gmerlly Panlhers, a- tremendous height advantage of and five three lllrows to lead by seveu polntl In the Lotlan's Chieftains In the sec- the Chiefs. Mike Welland fol. ~~~~~~~lo~the~ ond hall and suffered a 'lUi lowed with 18 and Jolm Stolle .;. ', SEOAL setback Friday night at scored nine. Logan. Pomeroy hit 21 of 63 shols Coaeh Russ Moore's !rom the field for 33 per cent Panthers led 24-17 with whlletheLoganclubsal!k28ol about !hree minutes remaJniU!l 85 tries for a 46 per cent averIn the opening hall before age from tbe field. Moore and the Chieftains stepped up their Logan, with nine eaC!h, led attack. Lotlan had an intermis- Pomeroy in getting 35 rd*md• slon advantage of 25-24. The Panthers visited the W• Bill Radford, Pomeroy for- hsma White FalcoiiS In a 11011ward was the scoring star of league game Saturday Dilbl the ,;,atch. Tbe 6-1 senior. bit- and witl be bo6t to Gallipolis ling with amazing accuracy, Tbursday night. sank 10 field goals and eight of Pomeroy's Reserve squad lost 11 free throw attempts for by a 54-32 score Friday night 28 points. to Logan. c. SUverson 11!11 Log· Radford, besides slnklng the an with 21 while the Pomeroy Panthers first seven points, hit Reserves were led by Kenny on many other sbots that kept English and Danny Abbott with his club close during the third ntne each. quarter. By quarters: Ponwroy, with six minutes Pomeroy 8 24 42 59 left in the third period, tied the Logan 10 25 53 '12 score at 30-30 on a two-pointer Pommy (59) - Swisher ~ by Don Swisher from ootside. 11-10; Radford !o-8-28; SwlnThe Chieftains, however, quick- dell ll-0-ll: Logan Z-3-7; went uut front to stay. Moore 1-2-4: Whaley ~ Swisher, with 10 points on 8; Aoderson 1-0-Z. Totals II live field goals, was the only (15 of 241 59. Panther player besides R a d- Logan (72) - Westfall 2-0 ford to hit in double figures. -4; Mike Weiland ~18; Bob Whaley scored 8, Ronnie Booker 1-0-2: lllark Weiland Logan 7; Bill Moore 4 and 3-2-8; Angle z-z-a: TrollJim Anderson 2. ,. bridge 3-0-ll; Stone 6-1-1; Greg Postorl-1 lliillor; got Poston 7-S--11. Totals :Ia (11 19 pointa on seven field goals of 29 '12. on ~~crappy • B Y -t. l} d 1\U an . . . :lul*'n ll!o1t a 10 pomt lead . 1lle aec:ond ball Fridali but bad to scramble w ln lhtfourth period before as·'lll~ lla fifth victory of the .. fUS, over Mid • Oblo Valey . -J,ugue opponent Rut- liDl Ifiding 10-9 alter one quar·~-·!lllll,,_IS at halftime, Eastsa\lr lla advantage dwindle to zero early In the final ~ with the score 3}32. But Rutland never went ahesd, IDd Easiem pulled away with lea4s of from 4 to 6 points to the end.. ~- got 26 rebounds, Majtin topping the winners with 11. Douglas had 8. Rutland was led in scoring by Yarbrough with 12. Tom Eichinger. 6-1 Eastern oenlor gtnrd, led the Eagles 15 points. Douglas had 10, Martin 9, Newland 6 and Spenm 2. . . By Quarter• l{•rtland .. ....... . 9 13 27 38 F "tern . . . . . 10 23 29 42 , Rutland Davis 5_ 1_ 11 Haw .By Uolted Prell IDteraallonal ~- , 3- o.-'., Knorr 3_ 3_9, Web- Youngstown South 90 er IHHl, Yarbrough 5-:1-l!. Yoongstown Wilson 56 Totals I6-&--3S. Youngstown East 62 Eastern, Martin z-.s-9, Doug Youngstown Rayen 60 las 6-2-10 Spencer I-11-2 - Youngstown Mooney 53 Eichinger s:._l- 15 Newland 1 Yoongstown Ursuline 52 ......a. Totals 17~2. Springfield Local 65 Youngatown North 52 Western Reserve 83 Mineral Ridge 59 Canfield 59 Niles 51 Bucyrus 72 Bellevue 68 1 wit~ Oh10 • HighSch00}ResWts ' on e s, shpulder ... •' P~- CaPut~e s Second s·; ...nz:ght • sE 0 llzctory • f I t I ; ·. ' 0 i i, · Rubb~ ~ Ul!btatell Gal!Jpolls came hade colder bounds than Athens Friday ''llle Clarlt's 13 • ~.~tt~~'::! ~ easy 58 • tllln ever from the field In !be blue Devils plcl!ed off 38, • the ·Denny ~-::: ~"':: ~. Sauer ~; Bu~. 1-2 Athens .remalnell Fri!lay lll&tlt wllh ~= aJ:: into Tbe Bulldogs ping ;_at =period, Sat. tered ~ t a.. IICOl'iJIS only four Bulldogs 37. Sam EbUn had If each lallled 11. For GAllS, -4. 'l'otals It • (10 ol 11) ! ... mill- rebounda for the winners. Bob by Ford man qed 16 markers, NeliiODfllle - FGA, 11 01 II, '!: ~dogs a~ :!.t':t~ urday DJcbl'a WarreaAthena bit Ill of 47 lleld Larry MltdJell,.; bad lad l.ocQ, cnme11 a u mart 111 three periods goal altempts for f%.6 per cenL the loop In 8CIII'Ini J!tior ·w tbe both an pms aDd confetenoe • 1be Bulldogs mada 16 of IS ~ Athena came. was lllalte4 to play. . Athens h!dlt up a command.. lllron forM per cenl Gatnpo- five polnta by tbe lli.a Bull· '1burdQ at Jacbon, the de- ":, 47-32 lead with lbree miD- Us ll8llk 14 of G2 field goal at. dOll defenle. fending ~•mpla wm bat- u left In tbe game. GABS tempta for 21.9 per cenl AI the Atbenl won !be pre11miDary tit the lronmen for undisputed rliiPed off m straight, and lout circles, GAHS hit 76.9 per game to make It IIIOlher cluD f1rat p11ce In lbe SEGAL title wllb I.·A~-~~ It wu 47-M. lfow. cent, sinking ol of 13 free sweep, 42-32. lloE ot tbe dille. finished atrong tosses. varsity CODtest: 1 Friday Dl&ht, AtheQs tallies, mak· Three Bulldogs finished lnl GALLIPOLIS (U) Dilly once ·before turilnlled count read 5648. double Ogures, with Jaek (Continued oo Pap 7) 3lrd .._,.hi bomecap ng lla The lou left GABS willa a ·~... eourt vJo. 1-4 88!11011 record. IDslda t be lory 111, five Ytart. It was lllo SEOAL, GABS ramatned ID lut lSiil slrallbt ~wood place with ao H record. Duro Billee . , : : the~atnpollliDa Inc the past ~ :vean, GaJUpo. AtheDI l!y, • Us has loll eigbl ltraiCbl COil· It tallied lint, GABS tied fereoce B: ~:. ~ Tile Last Blue llel'il loop wIn onda later 4-i no- came at the elpeoae of Pome'l'be Alheui then~~wu aD over. roy, 4W1. GARS plays at Pom. 1 17 10 after of • ~ eroy Tbunday In Ill n811 loop GARS the Bnl action. outing. Last nigh~ the Galllans ldogs 8- played at Coal Grove. The Hor· 1 In the l!eCOild il!llthe stansa, IIIITIJWo nets were 1-4 going Into that ~ to ZS.II durilll ln. Ford had II for GAllS. .-. GalDpoHs lll!88led more re- lever, ....,. :~alghl ;:r = · port - FGA. It o1 55 for M per Clllt; Reboundlll8, team 25, B. Davis 14. RESERVE GAME NOW IS THE TIME ChristmasSale~- · ~ smnes. COME IN 1nd SEE THESE SHARPIES 1966 Chev. Malibu 4 09or H.T. 8 cyl., auto. tnn&., pow. steerllla,li&R Was $2495 8 cyl.-, auto. trans., power steering, R&R Was $1795 lusiMII This Increases the team total to seven and the number of ln1divlduals lo 46 lo dale, Beach BRILLIANT ADVANCED 124 PIA1URII-------.. y' doors~ y Disc brakes 011 II 4 wtteels-110 tiiJa cost 4 that's just the 'WI It's made Jl Seals 5 ~~IY-a family ¢41:, Cre~k Pirates. Bulldogs ••• . DON MULS IUD SIMPSON DICK KAR.It, JL fAKE YOUR PICK, ONLY--- $125 "Y--- el961 Dadl• 4 Dr. 6 cyl, Aut. Irena.. redlo & heat. MIIJ.S.SIMPSON lnsur•nc• Agtney 30 Cara and Trucks To Choose From CaiiMIIN? Wo Con Wrtt.ll" - - -· -- - -- -- el960 Dodge 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Std. tram. Rldlo & Heat. el959 Ply. 4 Dr. 6 cyl. std. tnns. rldio & heater l"ou tllwags Pag Less At I .KEITH GOBLE FORD Used Carlot Middleport Mildleli ·SMITH'S FIAT SALES &SERVICE a........ 3 25-U ·· ~iftiiiiiiiiiiftii60iYi;;;t;.;:::;:::::=:;~;;;;:;=.:;:;;::::=:;:::=::=~~;.~,;,...;;;;;~;;;,....O!I:I.,..,..,.." 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It reprasepts a whole new luxury car concept-yet ill C5MIW11' Identity Is dramatlcaiJ.y evident In a ertne of atrlkln& slmpllclty and In its overall look of tlliiii'J . and di8tinct10n. ,_- ~HEAPJ£S COATI IUI~DINO Ph. 992MOa MI.." " " y' 13.6 cubic feet trunk room-not 7.5 · ( '' UndEitelatlng.-nD ~ ~-~ y' Sl!'* II!ICided sun vlsols-110 extra cost Jl Y1191 uphOIStety-no extra cost y' Plus 18 safety_fea~ures-no extra coat. Now Only $895 1965 Mercury Monterey 4 Door 8 cyl., std. trans. power steering, R&H . ... Was $1995 _ Now On 1y $ 1795 ,.,, HI leltrn IT( feature. Coach Job \Yicldtne's )\yger Creek Bobcats rackee. u their 1:f!~ COIIIICUUva win Friday !light at Kyger as tbey ltd all ,tile way to IM!Ore a 6247 victory over the North Gallla W11 $1095 Con~plltePtoledlon 111 advanced car that bears Is c:cmpetltion (I ClOmiJIIlft German malce) Wltb four men In double figures 8 cy!., std. trans. with over drive. R&R Your FIAT has brought Ollt ,_------CIIICK THEil Now Only $1495 1962 Jllol'll Gal. 500 2 09or 8-The Sllnday 'l'llnet-StDtln Sunday, Dee. 18,1966 Bobcats Trip Pirates 62-47 Now Only $2295 1964 Jllol'll Gal. 500 4 Door AIN'T FOOLIN" :00 O:tacored , • JUST ARRIVED NEW SHIPMENT! nr::.:r; -· TO BUY DURING OUR • NelaonviUe 4f, Mldcfltpnrt 41; Palley, Ncllonville, 12; Ault, Middleport, II. ~ 2fl. 20 at ball; Nelloavllla a!· ter tbree qlllrten. Jerry Hall, &-0 senior, paced Nri Gallla <471 - Gll'l'ell tile llobcata with 17 points. &-+18; Dee! 3-<4; !lager Mlb Spal!ldlnc, ~11 lelllor, 0-0-0; Pa)llle l>-:1-12; Mor. Carthage-Troy 5I bad 18. awdl Bradbury, &-2 ria ~· Skldmon! :I-I-'· RomH:anaaft 48 ~......... bad U. lleDnls c. p~ G..o....& D. Chauncey-Dover 117 Grose, &-1 junior II<OI'ed 10. 8-H. Tolllls lll-9-47, Buchtel-York 5i liQeer Garrett, &-0 senior, had &Jew Creek liZ)_ Spaulding Eastern 42 Rutland 38 .. 18 to lead the Pirates. Mike 7-1-18; Hall 6-6-17 : Grose Columbus South 82 Payne, 8-1 Junior, dropped In 12 6-1-10· Bradbury l>-1-11· Marion FrankUn 40 for Nortb Gallia. While EbUn o-~: Columbus Linden 88 II wu tbe flrllt loss in South- Buekley ~; Totals Columbus Brookhaven 41 em Valley Alhlellc Cooference -a. 1 Mile Above The Silver Bridge In KlftiUfJI, Ohio Columbus Central 76 play for the Plratea of Coach Columbus North 55 Mike ~rrison. North Gallia is Columbus Eastmoor 83 1-1 In SVAC play and 1·3 in all Columbus West 53 gamell. Columbus East Ill! The lila vaulted Kner Creek Columbus Whetstone 53 into first place In the SVAC an mgS Grove City 46 London 47 Varsity raoe with a 3-1 record. lAD Games) Mifflin 45 Hilliard 44 '!be Bobcats are ~2 In all ON THESE TEAM W L P oP Canal Winchester 89 pmea. Kyger Q-eet moved Soutbern of Meigs County Athens . . . . •. • 4 0 Zl1 180 New Albany 70 ahead ol Eastern. '!be Eqles lwame the fifth consecutive Jackson . . •• •. 5 t 418 35D Whitehall 89 played 1 non • ~ game tlctlm of the Vinton County Middleport .. .. 4 I 213 257 Hamilton Township 34 Friday nlebt but are 2-1 in ngera as the VIkings turned Logan .... .... 2 3 272 2911 Wortblngton 61 SVAC play. Eastern meets the on lite steam in the fourth quar- Pomeroy . ..... I 3 234 257 Upper Arlington 53 Pirates Wednesday night at . 1965 ~HEV~OLET IMPALA 4 DOOR SEDAN, 1964 FORD CUSTOM 2 DOOR SEDAN, 8 cyl., ter and defeated the visiting Nelsonville .. .. I 3 22'1 242 Columbus DeSaies 75 North Gallia. tUl'qUOISB-White, V8, 327 engine, power steering, standard tra1181111s81on, ~•Iiiii• heater, We May Tornadoes 59-42 Friday night. Weilslon . . .. .. I 4 296 310 Franklin Heights 38 Kyger Creek led 21-11 at lbe power br~s, Po~ergll~e tra!l8llllssion, factory Cruy But ·. _ $10f5Jit The Meigs Countlana led in Gallipolis . . . .. . I 4 258 284 Teays Valley 68 eod o1 the first period, 33-25 at air condition, ndio, white wall tires, one local owner, CHRISTMAS SPECIAL $1995.00 the Mld.Ohio Valley Conference Columbus Waln•t Ridge 52 halftime, and 4S-3S at lhe end 1963 FORD VICTORIA HARDTOP,IIIIId blue y. · pme by a 11-10 score at the SEOAL VARSITY New Lexington St. Aloysius 77 of lhrae periods. 8, Ford-o-maUc tranamlaaloti, power stearin, . 1965 OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC '88' 4 DOOR SE· tnd o1 the first period, but then TEAM W L P OP Oh'·> Deaf 65 1be Bobcats out • rebouuded radio, heater, Somnbody C111 Stell Thla One ~ DA~. solld white, maroon vinyl .interior, power · . $1195.00 traDed ~ at halftime and JackBon · · · · · · 4 0 '11/1 229 Columbus St. Chariea 59 Nortb Gal!!8 48-36 with Dennis stee~, power brakes, hydramatic transiiiiSSion !t.J4 at the close of the third Athens · · · · •· · 4 0 211 180 Columbus Wehrle 31 Gl'Q88 clearlni the boards of 6 br l)eW, tires, low mileage, one owner, 1962 OLDSMOBILE STAitF!IlE SPORT COUPt tlllarter. Middleport .. .. 3 1 217 217 Logan Elm 118 Grandview 52 li, and Mike Spaulctlng and have the CHRISTMAS SPIRIT only _ $2095.00 solid red, power ~c&; brake~! liY!In· Viatm County's Prater led Logan · · · · .. · ·2 2 223 234 Belfefontalne 65 Urbana 58 Chuck Bradbury each getUngll. matic tt:_ansmlsslon, , heater, w.rall 1965 CORV~I~ 4 DOOR HARDTOP, 6 cyl., stand· all seorers with 20 points on Welis!on · · · • .. 1 3 227 233 Marietta 56 Ironton 54 of Kyger Creek eoMected on 25 tires, Santa'a Sjllclal . $l39$.1io · dard trwiDISston, radio, beater, white wall Ures .~v~ goals and six free Pomeroy . . . .. . I 3 234 257 Newark 53 Zanesrille 34 " sboil fro~ the field for Would You . . $1265.00 ~ F. Patton, wilh 10 Nelsonv.llle .. . . 1 3 227 242 Lorain Admiral King 78 42.~ )lllr cent wb1ie the Plralel was tbe only other Galhpohs . • •• . 0 4 194 228 Marion Harding 86 ahol 2U pat cent hlttin& 19 of ...., t1 " • ' , •••' nana· We Believe In The Chrl1tmn for t.h• ho' t' !e hit le TUTAI.'i II 16 1820 18:111 Centerbur• 78 64 attempted field goals. ~'--'" ,_, . . •· . Tho LitHe Bobeat.~ downed Spirit. We H•ve Just A Few '66 -,~.res. SEOAL RESERVES Mt. Vernon St. Vmcent 511 LitUe Plratea 64-3$ In lbe · reo\JIIlll Walibrown, 5-11 senior, TEAM . W L p OP Vinton County 59 Racine 42 serw conlelt. lllab for the Ch1vrolets Left Over. Our Gllce .agam led the Tornado rrve Athens . . , , .. 4 0 155 ):!2 Unlolo 68 Frankford Adena 65 wlimers were Jim TYO with 18 Ill oiCOrlng by sinking six buck- Nelsonville . • . . 4 0 !&I 154 Columbus St. M~ 71 polhil and Steve Spaulding with 2 ,... 1959 Fords Chrlstm1s To Youl ell from the field and two at Wellston Dubhn 45 10. John 1!:. Games bad 11 for 2 2 175 127 ~ free throw slripe lor 14 Logan · · · · · · 2 2 163 141 MI. Vernon 77 Bexley 45 North Gailia and steve SaundUP ''54~· 2 Dr. To _ __ pomts. Sherm Cundiff. . Bob Jackson . .' ·.: ·.: 2 2 136 137 L~ncasler 611 Chillicothe 5li er~ got 10. 1953 DeSoto 7 :eseotr aelndht Johnh Mf cCimlock Pomeroy .. •... 1 3 142 181 MLotddleport 48 Nelsonville 47 North Gallla 9 18 10 12.-4 19SS Ford 4 Dr. g g , eac or Coach Gallipolis .. .. • 1 3 129 176 gan 72 Pomeroy 59 Kyger Creek n 1% u 17-12 Craynor Slones squad. Middleport .... 0 4 144 171 '~14!/i~ . . -,1958 Ch'V. 4 Dr. DISCOUJIIT ON THESE UNITS The Tornadoes are now 1-4 TOTALS · ~ltC!ftiCIItllllCII!Iectt; 18 18 12119 11119 ' 1960 Olds. 4 Dr. 5 lmp~la Sport Couptt, (3 Demoel for the 8eason and travel to FRIDAY'S RESULTS: 1'JIE NEff ·. ·PRICED: I lmpnla Conv. (Demo) Soui~Wl',tem for a non-iea~ue !Varsity) llmp~la 4 Door INRI t'lash wltb the Highlanders thl! ; Athens 56 Gallipolis 38 I Chavella 4 Dr. Stl!tlon Wllflll W "~"~~ay night. Middleport 48 Nelsonville 47 ' IDemoJ <By ,quarters: Logan 72 Pomeroy 59 I Chevalla 4 Door IDemol 11 24 34 42 Jackson 64 Wellston 59 · outh~ f Cepme 4 Door'~ I rnlorl 10 29 39 59 !Reserve• I (Demo I with Factory Aif'C.llllltl011 . . So•tl!ern Cundiff 4-lf-.8; Athesn 42 Gallipoli• .12 . rues~ R3-2-8f; . Wallbrown 6 Nelsonville 44 Middleport 4~ -:1--l.; · Pro fll 1-+-2; Me. ; Logan 54 Pomeroy 32 "'rntocic 2-4--8; D1ddle l'-6- Jackson 31 Wellston 29 S&E THEM TODAY AT ... !. Totsls 17 ~THIS WF:F.K'S G4MES: Vlnl!n - Prater 7.-+--20; F. TRUliSDAY Pattoq 3-+-10; Gregory 3-2- Wellston a!. Nelsonville I· Johnston o-1-1; Shroeder Middleport at Logan ~t; Calvin S-~; ColeTHURSDAC G111ipolis.. Ohio , ~ ' · ' -' "" · man 2-+-10. T9ta!1 19-21-J Gallipolis at Pomeroy 11. Athens al Jaebon Southern Is Fifth Victim Of Vinton Five z :m~,';'.=.~~·· Middle' Battle Athens On Thursday~, .I S. It N.., .4t .., KARR &VAN lANDT MOTOR I' I ' j' I • '' �' l'' fl r' ) ., ·ac·· ets ... .. ~ . ~ Me!Mfa 11:looUr wllb tile edp ollllinll Gilt elf the 11 ·~· left aDd Ala Brlldo l'ilct. bury • IWal elf the ball wllb ~ Tile ~ IIW8In of any left· !rete tile d!lteb )lla)'l lllal tm. fll ·tbe IIIII' at the " the Mlddlepert · R II b eDd of !be firS pa1od llheo the • •I Ja~ell a '48-4'1 91ctory J.Wta Md J.&.U. But IIIia '' ' Nellonvtne' here J'rldq e1o1ec1 CJ~ 1o11g 1111 two .' '. . ahota by Hubbard IIIII from or \·! It was the JaWII' 1 hI r d theo on !be dube were - .. • ~\ 1r :th ":. ~~viDe, ~~ Bouthealteni Ohio Bakelblll DIOI'Il lhiD a· apart. League viCtory agalnat cme Tbe big f1lllltb quarter ope~~loss. Nelaon.ute toot Its third ed with the Jackela up fN'/. At that point. both clubll los! to one victory. ll'avored But the 101 cold wblle Tl m failed on field goal aUeiDpll, • In 00 I polnls to CO aut froDl 4Wl Harol4 put the rebound bact '111en, to cUnch the vi"'lebo · II wasn't untn OPiy f;gr min- up llld Ill ... the ltaunds' last ... . --·· · got 21 undl. r~e 1'1- ~~~ u, utes remained that Juillor For- lead at 67.M wllh 31 aerond8 !lttdllui¥ -llele the hiiiiD Iron! duced co of the Hounds 47 cot IS nrd Mark 'hmeldll drove ID lelt. · court·wjlb ~ II!CWld• Wt u the points. Ia to mate It 4%-41. Pancake couaH1Jmdo W0Jb1 for their last For •~eport Tanoehlll tared with 1 jumper for 45.c. J.set CoaC!h Carl Wolfe pt lbollbJt, had II lOlleD off IIIII was bigh With 16 on a field ln. Tannehill IID8ked In aaaln for 1 lim~ llld when action 'lltlll tlu'ouCb. would have goals Ill 13 attempts. He got &jnce. a U-1$ and still again to put the star!Aid apin Nelaon took and b!'oulbt them vlctwy, 8 points In the first quarter' hllh for 1 Jacbla out front tbe first time ll!ldt ID apea Bhol with 11 P811Cake a.3 1 then waa shut out Qiltll be The Ja~ In the quarter at 46-11 with 1:· aecaads ltft !rom 1iJ1iut 11 1tet l!Jgb for with 64 H ld : 0 :111 left. out on till Harold bad It Thua, theY and th . uer, w bo: t iJackson ~ips Wellston, T U.uSaban Takes_Over Denver Post 1 ~ Jackaol lf!Jnelned In I 111'11 JaeiaOn's relerVII do1med IACISON (II) ,' ~ ! place tie with Athena In 31.af in the prellmiJt. Gilliland 7-4-ta; MoUIIt 1- ., \ Soulheutern Oblo Lucue bast. OOI!te8t. BoE score ol lbe H; MuDtns ~2-12: G I a • etballllandlnp Friday night con!Qt. gow 1-0-Z; Patton 1-0-Z; Lll1 arch-rlvll Wellston WELLSTON (51) cas 1-o-2; 'Howe 1-3-:1. Totwo colllda thuraday Lavender 1-1-3: Martin ~ tala 25-14-M. Jacbon, -3-13; Buescher 5--+-15; By quarters: It wu !be lronme11'a :&-1-5; Hlyburn 2- Jacksoll 11 at 45 ~ loop win without a cleltat. MUJ!kl!' 1-o-1; Jeffers Wellston II 28 ~ ·" ,j lstoro'a leq1ll NC!OI'd dlppad to 1-1-IT; Downard 11-6-0. To. Reserves -Jac!uon 31 W••· , " : OVerall, Jact- Is 5-1 far D-tl..SI. toll 29. .. lbe year. Wellston Ia 1-4. • Alter a flnt per111c1 1be 'llmes-Sentlnel, Dec. 111,1t66-7 ,l Jacbon forpd lhead by lntermlaslon. Wellston a eold !bird period u lnlmleJI outncared the Rockets, 14-7. A fourth period rally by Wellst!ln frail short. Wellston bit Sl ol 'IS field goal attempll for 33 per cent. The lJYiniMII bit of 56 tiQIIlll the field for 41 per cent. Jaek.son had 17 turnJIIIers, 1hllaton 16. Top point man for Jact111111ll wu Barolcl Howe, wlto )IIII1IP' eel ID SL lfl&h tor lfellsiDD wu Sieve Jeffera with IT. v ....tvll GIIIIIIDd had I1IDe rebounds the wln!len. Jeffers had seven snags for tha loaers. ALL CABS ABE BEnlTCED! lllddleport In ID •• M. Iaidi-er 81 BDl Dav- bome 1boia !Q llflld. Sauer · piarld bl'lell11a tile' ·.~ b i r .d who Ia quuf$', bUt IIU Ulilble' . 14 I acore. , lleCOIId · 'Die J1Cb11 111'1 olt unliJ ·nelt1 II. 'l\aesday wlllll lhQ. play ;.at 6 play· p.m. In LopD. BY QUAI\TBRIJ NelBonvine . .. .. . .. IS 29 41 FaD Middleport , •. ..... 18 31 40 48 NeliOD\IDie · (47) PanCake 21 1-3H-4 Bu withou~ n B lid R · · • u b ·~ .... -... ._ ... ._ ...... - .... -.. u ogs emam · n eat~n ~~: lo llnlsb second Dell Pel:mwy, Paneake, Sandy Harold Lo~u,.n U IDd and with fO secouds left. . I 1 I j I U 1 ' I'Gmerlly Panlhers, a- tremendous height advantage of and five three lllrows to lead by seveu polntl In the Lotlan's Chieftains In the sec- the Chiefs. Mike Welland fol. ~~~~~~~lo~the~ ond hall and suffered a 'lUi lowed with 18 and Jolm Stolle .;. ', SEOAL setback Friday night at scored nine. Logan. Pomeroy hit 21 of 63 shols Coaeh Russ Moore's !rom the field for 33 per cent Panthers led 24-17 with whlletheLoganclubsal!k28ol about !hree minutes remaJniU!l 85 tries for a 46 per cent averIn the opening hall before age from tbe field. Moore and the Chieftains stepped up their Logan, with nine eaC!h, led attack. Lotlan had an intermis- Pomeroy in getting 35 rd*md• slon advantage of 25-24. The Panthers visited the W• Bill Radford, Pomeroy for- hsma White FalcoiiS In a 11011ward was the scoring star of league game Saturday Dilbl the ,;,atch. Tbe 6-1 senior. bit- and witl be bo6t to Gallipolis ling with amazing accuracy, Tbursday night. sank 10 field goals and eight of Pomeroy's Reserve squad lost 11 free throw attempts for by a 54-32 score Friday night 28 points. to Logan. c. SUverson 11!11 Log· Radford, besides slnklng the an with 21 while the Pomeroy Panthers first seven points, hit Reserves were led by Kenny on many other sbots that kept English and Danny Abbott with his club close during the third ntne each. quarter. By quarters: Ponwroy, with six minutes Pomeroy 8 24 42 59 left in the third period, tied the Logan 10 25 53 '12 score at 30-30 on a two-pointer Pommy (59) - Swisher ~ by Don Swisher from ootside. 11-10; Radford !o-8-28; SwlnThe Chieftains, however, quick- dell ll-0-ll: Logan Z-3-7; went uut front to stay. Moore 1-2-4: Whaley ~ Swisher, with 10 points on 8; Aoderson 1-0-Z. Totals II live field goals, was the only (15 of 241 59. Panther player besides R a d- Logan (72) - Westfall 2-0 ford to hit in double figures. -4; Mike Weiland ~18; Bob Whaley scored 8, Ronnie Booker 1-0-2: lllark Weiland Logan 7; Bill Moore 4 and 3-2-8; Angle z-z-a: TrollJim Anderson 2. ,. bridge 3-0-ll; Stone 6-1-1; Greg Postorl-1 lliillor; got Poston 7-S--11. Totals :Ia (11 19 pointa on seven field goals of 29 '12. on ~~crappy • B Y -t. l} d 1\U an . . . :lul*'n ll!o1t a 10 pomt lead . 1lle aec:ond ball Fridali but bad to scramble w ln lhtfourth period before as·'lll~ lla fifth victory of the .. fUS, over Mid • Oblo Valey . -J,ugue opponent Rut- liDl Ifiding 10-9 alter one quar·~-·!lllll,,_IS at halftime, Eastsa\lr lla advantage dwindle to zero early In the final ~ with the score 3}32. But Rutland never went ahesd, IDd Easiem pulled away with lea4s of from 4 to 6 points to the end.. ~- got 26 rebounds, Majtin topping the winners with 11. Douglas had 8. Rutland was led in scoring by Yarbrough with 12. Tom Eichinger. 6-1 Eastern oenlor gtnrd, led the Eagles 15 points. Douglas had 10, Martin 9, Newland 6 and Spenm 2. . . By Quarter• l{•rtland .. ....... . 9 13 27 38 F "tern . . . . . 10 23 29 42 , Rutland Davis 5_ 1_ 11 Haw .By Uolted Prell IDteraallonal ~- , 3- o.-'., Knorr 3_ 3_9, Web- Youngstown South 90 er IHHl, Yarbrough 5-:1-l!. Yoongstown Wilson 56 Totals I6-&--3S. Youngstown East 62 Eastern, Martin z-.s-9, Doug Youngstown Rayen 60 las 6-2-10 Spencer I-11-2 - Youngstown Mooney 53 Eichinger s:._l- 15 Newland 1 Yoongstown Ursuline 52 ......a. Totals 17~2. Springfield Local 65 Youngatown North 52 Western Reserve 83 Mineral Ridge 59 Canfield 59 Niles 51 Bucyrus 72 Bellevue 68 1 wit~ Oh10 • HighSch00}ResWts ' on e s, shpulder ... •' P~- CaPut~e s Second s·; ...nz:ght • sE 0 llzctory • f I t I ; ·. ' 0 i i, · Rubb~ ~ Ul!btatell Gal!Jpolls came hade colder bounds than Athens Friday ''llle Clarlt's 13 • ~.~tt~~'::! ~ easy 58 • tllln ever from the field In !be blue Devils plcl!ed off 38, • the ·Denny ~-::: ~"':: ~. Sauer ~; Bu~. 1-2 Athens .remalnell Fri!lay lll&tlt wllh ~= aJ:: into Tbe Bulldogs ping ;_at =period, Sat. tered ~ t a.. IICOl'iJIS only four Bulldogs 37. Sam EbUn had If each lallled 11. For GAllS, -4. 'l'otals It • (10 ol 11) ! ... mill- rebounda for the winners. Bob by Ford man qed 16 markers, NeliiODfllle - FGA, 11 01 II, '!: ~dogs a~ :!.t':t~ urday DJcbl'a WarreaAthena bit Ill of 47 lleld Larry MltdJell,.; bad lad l.ocQ, cnme11 a u mart 111 three periods goal altempts for f%.6 per cenL the loop In 8CIII'Ini J!tior ·w tbe both an pms aDd confetenoe • 1be Bulldogs mada 16 of IS ~ Athena came. was lllalte4 to play. . Athens h!dlt up a command.. lllron forM per cenl Gatnpo- five polnta by tbe lli.a Bull· '1burdQ at Jacbon, the de- ":, 47-32 lead with lbree miD- Us ll8llk 14 of G2 field goal at. dOll defenle. fending ~•mpla wm bat- u left In tbe game. GABS tempta for 21.9 per cenl AI the Atbenl won !be pre11miDary tit the lronmen for undisputed rliiPed off m straight, and lout circles, GAHS hit 76.9 per game to make It IIIOlher cluD f1rat p11ce In lbe SEGAL title wllb I.·A~-~~ It wu 47-M. lfow. cent, sinking ol of 13 free sweep, 42-32. lloE ot tbe dille. finished atrong tosses. varsity CODtest: 1 Friday Dl&ht, AtheQs tallies, mak· Three Bulldogs finished lnl GALLIPOLIS (U) Dilly once ·before turilnlled count read 5648. double Ogures, with Jaek (Continued oo Pap 7) 3lrd .._,.hi bomecap ng lla The lou left GABS willa a ·~... eourt vJo. 1-4 88!11011 record. IDslda t be lory 111, five Ytart. It was lllo SEOAL, GABS ramatned ID lut lSiil slrallbt ~wood place with ao H record. Duro Billee . , : : the~atnpollliDa Inc the past ~ :vean, GaJUpo. AtheDI l!y, • Us has loll eigbl ltraiCbl COil· It tallied lint, GABS tied fereoce B: ~:. ~ Tile Last Blue llel'il loop wIn onda later 4-i no- came at the elpeoae of Pome'l'be Alheui then~~wu aD over. roy, 4W1. GARS plays at Pom. 1 17 10 after of • ~ eroy Tbunday In Ill n811 loop GARS the Bnl action. outing. Last nigh~ the Galllans ldogs 8- played at Coal Grove. The Hor· 1 In the l!eCOild il!llthe stansa, IIIITIJWo nets were 1-4 going Into that ~ to ZS.II durilll ln. Ford had II for GAllS. .-. GalDpoHs lll!88led more re- lever, ....,. :~alghl ;:r = · port - FGA. It o1 55 for M per Clllt; Reboundlll8, team 25, B. Davis 14. RESERVE GAME NOW IS THE TIME ChristmasSale~- · ~ smnes. COME IN 1nd SEE THESE SHARPIES 1966 Chev. Malibu 4 09or H.T. 8 cyl., auto. tnn&., pow. steerllla,li&R Was $2495 8 cyl.-, auto. trans., power steering, R&R Was $1795 lusiMII This Increases the team total to seven and the number of ln1divlduals lo 46 lo dale, Beach BRILLIANT ADVANCED 124 PIA1URII-------.. y' doors~ y Disc brakes 011 II 4 wtteels-110 tiiJa cost 4 that's just the 'WI It's made Jl Seals 5 ~~IY-a family ¢41:, Cre~k Pirates. Bulldogs ••• . DON MULS IUD SIMPSON DICK KAR.It, JL fAKE YOUR PICK, ONLY--- $125 "Y--- el961 Dadl• 4 Dr. 6 cyl, Aut. Irena.. redlo & heat. MIIJ.S.SIMPSON lnsur•nc• Agtney 30 Cara and Trucks To Choose From CaiiMIIN? Wo Con Wrtt.ll" - - -· -- - -- -- el960 Dodge 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Std. tram. Rldlo & Heat. el959 Ply. 4 Dr. 6 cyl. std. tnns. rldio & heater l"ou tllwags Pag Less At I .KEITH GOBLE FORD Used Carlot Middleport Mildleli ·SMITH'S FIAT SALES &SERVICE a........ 3 25-U ·· ~iftiiiiiiiiiiftii60iYi;;;t;.;:::;:::::=:;~;;;;:;=.:;:;;::::=:;:::=::=~~;.~,;,...;;;;;~;;;,....O!I:I.,..,..,.." CHRISTMAS SPEC.IALS. SEO St d• },ri.Jay's Qtllege Results THE ALL NEW 1967 CADILLAC ELDORADO USED CARS It we • = Jiiilver Wor!d't ji11ett pe,-,;o!llll Willi , tron' cnr IDM•I llriVt ' White · u.,. HOLIIJAY SPECIALS 1967 SUZUKI MOTORCYCLES ARl HERE! SMITH BUICK .... _._ .. _. _____ • ·-···-· .. ···¥ - ·····- ·-. --··--.. ·-- - - ------ - -~----- - -- -. give HORDA Eldorado . • . dlatnatle blend of the best of two 1motorlng worlds. This brilliant new Cadlllae combines the spirit and action of a true performance car with the comfort and live-pa!IMDger gift ElrtlfiEUtl •69.00 .~ ...·-piliooo-11 ..--111..;, , ; &lfl:l Ill lfull -.-~--­ --. • , . ..ft ..... ·--~~ ,.:;'iii iriMiio"ii"--. . ... ,._. VOLKSWAGEN ........ .... IPlt ..,. iiiiDa. SAliS 01 - ........ lA~~ ..,...,,. -~'Ill­ $~15.00 . --~~~ ~ IOpli!oJIM . ., . . . . P ~~~~~ ~~· s~l~ . . MIDDL ~·T . Pn'j ' .. I apaclousness of .a true luxury car. It reprasepts a whole new luxury car concept-yet ill C5MIW11' Identity Is dramatlcaiJ.y evident In a ertne of atrlkln& slmpllclty and In its overall look of tlliiii'J . and di8tinct10n. ,_- ~HEAPJ£S COATI IUI~DINO Ph. 992MOa MI.." " " y' 13.6 cubic feet trunk room-not 7.5 · ( '' UndEitelatlng.-nD ~ ~-~ y' Sl!'* II!ICided sun vlsols-110 extra cost Jl Y1191 uphOIStety-no extra cost y' Plus 18 safety_fea~ures-no extra coat. Now Only $895 1965 Mercury Monterey 4 Door 8 cyl., std. trans. power steering, R&H . ... Was $1995 _ Now On 1y $ 1795 ,.,, HI leltrn IT( feature. Coach Job \Yicldtne's )\yger Creek Bobcats rackee. u their 1:f!~ COIIIICUUva win Friday !light at Kyger as tbey ltd all ,tile way to IM!Ore a 6247 victory over the North Gallla W11 $1095 Con~plltePtoledlon 111 advanced car that bears Is c:cmpetltion (I ClOmiJIIlft German malce) Wltb four men In double figures 8 cy!., std. trans. with over drive. R&R Your FIAT has brought Ollt ,_------CIIICK THEil Now Only $1495 1962 Jllol'll Gal. 500 2 09or 8-The Sllnday 'l'llnet-StDtln Sunday, Dee. 18,1966 Bobcats Trip Pirates 62-47 Now Only $2295 1964 Jllol'll Gal. 500 4 Door AIN'T FOOLIN" :00 O:tacored , • JUST ARRIVED NEW SHIPMENT! nr::.:r; -· TO BUY DURING OUR • NelaonviUe 4f, Mldcfltpnrt 41; Palley, Ncllonville, 12; Ault, Middleport, II. ~ 2fl. 20 at ball; Nelloavllla a!· ter tbree qlllrten. Jerry Hall, &-0 senior, paced Nri Gallla <471 - Gll'l'ell tile llobcata with 17 points. &-+18; Dee! 3-<4; !lager Mlb Spal!ldlnc, ~11 lelllor, 0-0-0; Pa)llle l>-:1-12; Mor. Carthage-Troy 5I bad 18. awdl Bradbury, &-2 ria ~· Skldmon! :I-I-'· RomH:anaaft 48 ~......... bad U. lleDnls c. p~ G..o....& D. Chauncey-Dover 117 Grose, &-1 junior II<OI'ed 10. 8-H. Tolllls lll-9-47, Buchtel-York 5i liQeer Garrett, &-0 senior, had &Jew Creek liZ)_ Spaulding Eastern 42 Rutland 38 .. 18 to lead the Pirates. Mike 7-1-18; Hall 6-6-17 : Grose Columbus South 82 Payne, 8-1 Junior, dropped In 12 6-1-10· Bradbury l>-1-11· Marion FrankUn 40 for Nortb Gallia. While EbUn o-~: Columbus Linden 88 II wu tbe flrllt loss in South- Buekley ~; Totals Columbus Brookhaven 41 em Valley Alhlellc Cooference -a. 1 Mile Above The Silver Bridge In KlftiUfJI, Ohio Columbus Central 76 play for the Plratea of Coach Columbus North 55 Mike ~rrison. North Gallia is Columbus Eastmoor 83 1-1 In SVAC play and 1·3 in all Columbus West 53 gamell. Columbus East Ill! The lila vaulted Kner Creek Columbus Whetstone 53 into first place In the SVAC an mgS Grove City 46 London 47 Varsity raoe with a 3-1 record. lAD Games) Mifflin 45 Hilliard 44 '!be Bobcats are ~2 In all ON THESE TEAM W L P oP Canal Winchester 89 pmea. Kyger Q-eet moved Soutbern of Meigs County Athens . . . . •. • 4 0 Zl1 180 New Albany 70 ahead ol Eastern. '!be Eqles lwame the fifth consecutive Jackson . . •• •. 5 t 418 35D Whitehall 89 played 1 non • ~ game tlctlm of the Vinton County Middleport .. .. 4 I 213 257 Hamilton Township 34 Friday nlebt but are 2-1 in ngera as the VIkings turned Logan .... .... 2 3 272 2911 Wortblngton 61 SVAC play. Eastern meets the on lite steam in the fourth quar- Pomeroy . ..... I 3 234 257 Upper Arlington 53 Pirates Wednesday night at . 1965 ~HEV~OLET IMPALA 4 DOOR SEDAN, 1964 FORD CUSTOM 2 DOOR SEDAN, 8 cyl., ter and defeated the visiting Nelsonville .. .. I 3 22'1 242 Columbus DeSaies 75 North Gallia. tUl'qUOISB-White, V8, 327 engine, power steering, standard tra1181111s81on, ~•Iiiii• heater, We May Tornadoes 59-42 Friday night. Weilslon . . .. .. I 4 296 310 Franklin Heights 38 Kyger Creek led 21-11 at lbe power br~s, Po~ergll~e tra!l8llllssion, factory Cruy But ·. _ $10f5Jit The Meigs Countlana led in Gallipolis . . . .. . I 4 258 284 Teays Valley 68 eod o1 the first period, 33-25 at air condition, ndio, white wall tires, one local owner, CHRISTMAS SPECIAL $1995.00 the Mld.Ohio Valley Conference Columbus Waln•t Ridge 52 halftime, and 4S-3S at lhe end 1963 FORD VICTORIA HARDTOP,IIIIId blue y. · pme by a 11-10 score at the SEOAL VARSITY New Lexington St. Aloysius 77 of lhrae periods. 8, Ford-o-maUc tranamlaaloti, power stearin, . 1965 OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC '88' 4 DOOR SE· tnd o1 the first period, but then TEAM W L P OP Oh'·> Deaf 65 1be Bobcats out • rebouuded radio, heater, Somnbody C111 Stell Thla One ~ DA~. solld white, maroon vinyl .interior, power · . $1195.00 traDed ~ at halftime and JackBon · · · · · · 4 0 '11/1 229 Columbus St. Chariea 59 Nortb Gal!!8 48-36 with Dennis stee~, power brakes, hydramatic transiiiiSSion !t.J4 at the close of the third Athens · · · · •· · 4 0 211 180 Columbus Wehrle 31 Gl'Q88 clearlni the boards of 6 br l)eW, tires, low mileage, one owner, 1962 OLDSMOBILE STAitF!IlE SPORT COUPt tlllarter. Middleport .. .. 3 1 217 217 Logan Elm 118 Grandview 52 li, and Mike Spaulctlng and have the CHRISTMAS SPIRIT only _ $2095.00 solid red, power ~c&; brake~! liY!In· Viatm County's Prater led Logan · · · · .. · ·2 2 223 234 Belfefontalne 65 Urbana 58 Chuck Bradbury each getUngll. matic tt:_ansmlsslon, , heater, w.rall 1965 CORV~I~ 4 DOOR HARDTOP, 6 cyl., stand· all seorers with 20 points on Welis!on · · · • .. 1 3 227 233 Marietta 56 Ironton 54 of Kyger Creek eoMected on 25 tires, Santa'a Sjllclal . $l39$.1io · dard trwiDISston, radio, beater, white wall Ures .~v~ goals and six free Pomeroy . . . .. . I 3 234 257 Newark 53 Zanesrille 34 " sboil fro~ the field for Would You . . $1265.00 ~ F. Patton, wilh 10 Nelsonv.llle .. . . 1 3 227 242 Lorain Admiral King 78 42.~ )lllr cent wb1ie the Plralel was tbe only other Galhpohs . • •• . 0 4 194 228 Marion Harding 86 ahol 2U pat cent hlttin& 19 of ...., t1 " • ' , •••' nana· We Believe In The Chrl1tmn for t.h• ho' t' !e hit le TUTAI.'i II 16 1820 18:111 Centerbur• 78 64 attempted field goals. ~'--'" ,_, . . •· . Tho LitHe Bobeat.~ downed Spirit. We H•ve Just A Few '66 -,~.res. SEOAL RESERVES Mt. Vernon St. Vmcent 511 LitUe Plratea 64-3$ In lbe · reo\JIIlll Walibrown, 5-11 senior, TEAM . W L p OP Vinton County 59 Racine 42 serw conlelt. lllab for the Ch1vrolets Left Over. Our Gllce .agam led the Tornado rrve Athens . . , , .. 4 0 155 ):!2 Unlolo 68 Frankford Adena 65 wlimers were Jim TYO with 18 Ill oiCOrlng by sinking six buck- Nelsonville . • . . 4 0 !&I 154 Columbus St. M~ 71 polhil and Steve Spaulding with 2 ,... 1959 Fords Chrlstm1s To Youl ell from the field and two at Wellston Dubhn 45 10. John 1!:. Games bad 11 for 2 2 175 127 ~ free throw slripe lor 14 Logan · · · · · · 2 2 163 141 MI. Vernon 77 Bexley 45 North Gailia and steve SaundUP ''54~· 2 Dr. To _ __ pomts. Sherm Cundiff. . Bob Jackson . .' ·.: ·.: 2 2 136 137 L~ncasler 611 Chillicothe 5li er~ got 10. 1953 DeSoto 7 :eseotr aelndht Johnh Mf cCimlock Pomeroy .. •... 1 3 142 181 MLotddleport 48 Nelsonville 47 North Gallla 9 18 10 12.-4 19SS Ford 4 Dr. g g , eac or Coach Gallipolis .. .. • 1 3 129 176 gan 72 Pomeroy 59 Kyger Creek n 1% u 17-12 Craynor Slones squad. Middleport .... 0 4 144 171 '~14!/i~ . . -,1958 Ch'V. 4 Dr. DISCOUJIIT ON THESE UNITS The Tornadoes are now 1-4 TOTALS · ~ltC!ftiCIItllllCII!Iectt; 18 18 12119 11119 ' 1960 Olds. 4 Dr. 5 lmp~la Sport Couptt, (3 Demoel for the 8eason and travel to FRIDAY'S RESULTS: 1'JIE NEff ·. ·PRICED: I lmpnla Conv. (Demo) Soui~Wl',tem for a non-iea~ue !Varsity) llmp~la 4 Door INRI t'lash wltb the Highlanders thl! ; Athens 56 Gallipolis 38 I Chavella 4 Dr. Stl!tlon Wllflll W "~"~~ay night. Middleport 48 Nelsonville 47 ' IDemoJ <By ,quarters: Logan 72 Pomeroy 59 I Chevalla 4 Door IDemol 11 24 34 42 Jackson 64 Wellston 59 · outh~ f Cepme 4 Door'~ I rnlorl 10 29 39 59 !Reserve• I (Demo I with Factory Aif'C.llllltl011 . . So•tl!ern Cundiff 4-lf-.8; Athesn 42 Gallipoli• .12 . rues~ R3-2-8f; . Wallbrown 6 Nelsonville 44 Middleport 4~ -:1--l.; · Pro fll 1-+-2; Me. ; Logan 54 Pomeroy 32 "'rntocic 2-4--8; D1ddle l'-6- Jackson 31 Wellston 29 S&E THEM TODAY AT ... !. Totsls 17 ~THIS WF:F.K'S G4MES: Vlnl!n - Prater 7.-+--20; F. TRUliSDAY Pattoq 3-+-10; Gregory 3-2- Wellston a!. Nelsonville I· Johnston o-1-1; Shroeder Middleport at Logan ~t; Calvin S-~; ColeTHURSDAC G111ipolis.. Ohio , ~ ' · ' -' "" · man 2-+-10. T9ta!1 19-21-J Gallipolis at Pomeroy 11. Athens al Jaebon Southern Is Fifth Victim Of Vinton Five z :m~,';'.=.~~·· Middle' Battle Athens On Thursday~, .I S. It N.., .4t .., KARR &VAN lANDT MOTOR I' I ' j' I • '' �·. ,, . • . . F• H , . · d , e 'h,('• ._ ; · ' ·n•t·minate Ire azar ' .Wit . '..,a1 S' y~lt~\~g~t!~t~~t~.~~n~m~~.w~l~ . ety , · . .P.Jau· \.A ·, '1.0• ~· ,, ' •. I t ·~ ..i!' - .I -1 , ol • . 8-TheSundayTJme.SentlneJ;•Sunday,Dec.18,19e8 'llet!erlts ·Cb)Jnceaaf. survlval. . young 'ltl!es si1@!Pdbtk~WKI IerM whin ramlall Is lltruted. . two feet wlder and deeper ·lh311 stay IIUit stze. Some grow to u• Ute diameter of the soil ball. JIY JIR YSON R. CAl\TEll . 'Ihi h lh ·· · . r • ·' • '• • . , , aiJ • M feel tall. To help wu Place the tree in the hole, Jeav· • ~1ay mean a rule. I at "\ The cones or wooden blocks watch the amazement ol_)•~r ~~ •for 1~ou ll your lll!$cape deJ~ido where to put our tree, ing . lh~ burlap 00 but loosen Etl. t~'· CAJ!'fcllture :lugs~ng and unplu,gmg be should beba plaandcod In aedmesh l!t children or guests. / )lee!!$ rn· ·ever~n. ask our nurseryman how toll and ·rolllt back water thorougna • oanl)l one Y grownups on y. porous g soak m the The treated cones or w~ · ~ <· : . · · you. can ex~t your variety lo ·1 h'l1 1 .; • •Lea 8 d Put a safety "claus" in your As soon as all the gilts are •olutiou lor a day or so. You blocks make good Christmas The 01BBj!St problem wtth . a grow . Y w e P ant!ng. ;• eChristmas and eliminate any unwrapped, take the. discarded may need to weight uie maW· glhs. Put !hem in bags of dyed keeping It wa\ered, the planting at least •round '':;: Pant ,:: !tre hazards that co"ld spoil, wrappmgs to the 1nctnerator or\tals '". the solutioo with a mosquito netting and wrap in When you gel your tree hom~, · ma •· ter water•• s easy. your lcohday. ootside to burn them. Never •tone. fhen take the saluratcd red paper. put the soil ball to soak in wat·· Kee~ your Christmas 1ree m.'t· put t!tem in lhe fireplaee. slnei! L'()nes or blocks out of the con· er. Then pour ell extra walt!!' side 'n water until you need the names get loo hot and rise i tainer and Jet them dry. When UVE CHRISTMAS TREES and keep the tree outdoors in it. Then when you bring it in. too lu ~IL , they are thoroughly dry , tn>S! A live, balled·and-burlapped the shade. until christmllll,1The cut an inch off lhe bottom rf ADO COLOR FLA..\IES one or lwo in the fireplace and i Christmas tree can be a bar- less lime tr lsieeod noo alhe,r the lmnk. Keep it standing in , Greeu. orange. blue. red. or \ waler. checking it each dav. , purple flames in your fireplace Th" not only keeps the 1can add s~;al Iwliday glow -------.....:::... needles pretty and green. l:ut i iJ your hoo>e this season. To it's of the best ways te. re- : make th<' C'"l!OI"S, burn vour n•gduce. Ctre hazar:ds ula:- fuel alon._i with evergreen tree ts brought mto the hoU:\l!. cones c.r wooden blocks soakro ' 'llv~ ;trr.:!• D~ ~ole pre~sl~ A~ply a :1-to+illeh mulch ~1 peat . 111~.s. ground . bark, 01 similar materials. Thll . hill" · · 'i C!amage from the iteel· pr•~;t. th In during lhl wiGg Coach Sherman Draws Ire of Moscow Teach .,. • ::~ ~Orith:~ if I .' " "' 1 •, ! I News /n Farming on~ F00d pr0 blem I•s Subject Of w0r ld - wI•de Concern wh~n t~e . Make sure the tree is wei! I io re<:ommendEd chemicals. ' supported. and also check W\1"• 1 lf you want green flames, mg USP.d i~ any kind Of de<>r.r- you'!l need. l'Opper sulfate ; Of· at mg. Dent overload ~keh. ange, . :. ·H icmm chlt.'lride; bitt<::. And jJsconnect your decor a· copper chloride: rich r e d, BY C. E. BI.AKESLEE Iworld's future propulation wiJJ lion." lions when no one ts around , !ithium chloride; and pur~le , Ext. Ageat, Acricu.lture !depend on many things bestdes l The economist said the .two Hen tf yGu plan to be gone for I potassium chloride. For sateMeiga County natural resources and techmcal Im<JJOr methods to relieve the only a short_ wbile: · . ty's sake , don't buy any sub,ti· We approach tbe hohday sea· i obilily. He sa1d that in addition !future food output problem are When you re usmg any k1nd tutes. You can purchnse these son des1rmg plenty of food and to natural resources and techni·1 to mcrease the area of produc. of rumbustible decorative rna· rbemicais at drug stores. J)o Igood will to all. tal know-how, man must ftnd live land and to increase the terials, get those that are the <;oakin~ jQb outdoors au.d However, we realize that pea~ ; ways to overcome human, cui- i productivity of land already t'lameproof. If you h~v~ mater- wear rubber gloves. ple need . more and bette~ qual-: ~ural , finan~.al, social, eco~om· 1 being used for food produ~tion. 1 als. such as Santas clotn-• Dl:>.'nl•,-t• orw 1:nund 'l f tne 1ty food m each commumty, as l l C, a11d political obstacles 1f he jBut he added that the believed Jng , which shculd be fireproof- chemical in one gallon of wat- well as throughout the world. , is to feed the world's hungry : the largest increase In world fd. dip or sp•·ay them with 1 t>r, u~mg onf' chemital lor Two rocent conferences on · people. : lood production would come by solution of 7 ounces borax and each !latch. Use a wo..1den p~;iJ the state level emphasized these , D 8 ., •eel th ld increasing yields per acre. , b . 'd . ~" t' t· r. arr reV! • e wor ., ounces one ac1 nuxn1 1n or eartt1cn crock, betause the. . e needs, par 1cu 1ar1y 11te ques 1011 population trend, noting how · The speaker explained that two qua1·t s of hot w~{~r. I ~ubst omcrs destroy metal con- of world food needs . thr must rapid growth rates m 1the world's grain area has been 1 Als~. help small ch1laren w'lh l: iner<. You don't net"<l to December 8ih l~e Stale . Ex· 1population are found in councl expanding at less t!Jan one per tlectr•~al tc\'S, e:md show !ht'l!l l <"1eanse the e6nt.amer thorou~h- tenswn Advisor> Comm1~tee, Itries which have a low level of cent per year In recent decades. 1 the safe W3.VS · . W1 'th a growmg · popu 1?.· World population has been in~ · to handle them · i): arter a change of chemicals· · .lohn Str(lhm, .author, . editor, .lli vmg . he pom and world- traveler,oddiscussed 111on, . ted out , tb e worJd creasing at a rate of about two the queslton . of !o supp1y, food supplv Will need lo in· •per cent per year If future ex· worl? pop~lat1on . and us. At· c-rease at lhe same rate as pop- I pamaon follows the trend, he ten?mg th1s conference from 1 ulation to provide the same 1sa id, by the year 2,..000, someM<~g s County were Ralph Wei· , amount of food per captta . . thing Je ss than 50 per cent of ker, D1stnct '1.1 representative, 1 the world's food can come from Mrs. Helen Swartz, secretary "If the nutritional gap per new cropland. This is because of the Meigs Extension Advis- ! capita is to be reduced, food : the better soil is being used to1 ory Committee, Mrs..Jean Men- ~ output in the world needs to ' day and the newer lands would I gel, and myself, where it was exceed population growth of a· , be less productive. 1pointed. out how ?hio can in- bo~t ~ pe_r ce.nt per year," he ; On our existing cropland, Dr. l I ~rease 1ts productt~n of food a_nd . stud. 'Th1s w_dl mean, _m ~;~d~l- ! Barr noted that increases use 1hber as well as mcome to Jts , t10n to large mcreases m gralll · of fertilizer could increase food farm families. output, very large in creases in ; ou tput by perhaps 50 per cent. At a national conference the ! fru its, vegetables, and animal Irrigation, multiple cropp ing, I same day, D: M. Byg, 0 h i o · products. But lhis does not tell , and j1ighcr yielding and more ONE WEEK ONLY State Umvers1ty Extension Ag- rhe whole story, becau se lt con- disease and insect resistunt ' ricult.ure Engineer, pointed out : ceals the di sparity among re- crorls also hold promi se , he said. that lrKha has the potential to gioas of lhe world. How we in this country a!! 1 become the "breadbasket of ~ h .1 well as tbe peoples of the world · "11 e cl·t ed 1·Je ld dt'mons·trHt1le eav1 ·v populated . anJ '!djust our produdi on and disAsaa. t' d h . 1 1. less developed areas w11J re- 1' . . tribution will determine how 1 1 1011:s an researc tna s w mh 1 had produced crop y1elds two to quJre eve~ greater perc~ntage well fed the world will be in Court St. . th f mcreases 1n food productiOn to I I I 1 f !!!J!!!!J!~ our 1mes ose o norm a · . . . 1 the years ahead. We can imields , Improve lhetr levels of nutrt· , . . y · __ · prove our productiOn and Will The problem in Jndia he said . / • have to depend on our govern•was not lo create new knowl· i ment to delermine how we Model 327 Spreader by New Holland edge but to gel the people there ' shall work with the rest of the to apply tbe knowledge already . , world. . available in the world. . · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i Byg reported tha t lndta bas 1 made considerable. progress . in Agncu . 11 ura1 Stab'J' " and 1ua"on the past 10 years m developmg . ; it.~ agricultural education and Con~ervatJon county committees ! research institutions, but the remmd growers that the 1966 '1 d bl t'1J . marketing year under the wool , ' 00 pro em 8 1 r:mams even : and moflair program ends Deappears to be gelltng worse. b 31 ln 196>-00, India's food pro- Icern er · duction was 72.3 million tons, , This means that payments for : I compared to a target of 100 mil· · tile current 1966 year will delion tons. Now the country has i pend on completing all details set a goal of 120 million tons ' of marketing either wool, mo1970.71. hair, or lombs by that date. ThP New Holland model 327 has more positive overload "Thl 1 1 · · · pro!e<'ti(ln : A st raight -line V-bclt drive acts as a ::::.lip !I san optmtstJe tar- Marketmgs completed after clutrh to prote<.'t the drive system from shock to 11 ds. This 1et," BYK: &aid, ''but it is une l)e<.'ember 31, ,1966, will become triple beater spreacier hold s 130 bushel s. Sides are made tbe L'(IUntry must tackle with marketings in the 1967 marketof mudt>rn. corrosion -rt>sistant stPel for extra Jon ~ spread· renewed eneriY, determlna~ ing year, and thus not eligible er li£P A sin glt rope control . easilv uperated rrom vour tio nd dd lrart.or seaL let~ vou choosP from rl\'t' different rate s of n, a a itionaJ resourc-- for payment until early 1968. appic::ation. And the ''327'' is economical; lubrirate ju~t es.'' ; once H mouth . m pvery 100 loads, whlche,,er comes fir'it. . He said package-type Exten~ l . Applications for 1966 market· Build your Land power at lower cost with a spreadPr from I ~ion programs which would pro- : mg . year payments under _the t\t>\~ Holland. Come in and let u .~ show you an easiPr way vide technical know-how as well ' National Wool Act may be f1led to spread. Easy fmancing. ·th h SCS C f ~ :as supply seeds, ferlilizers, and : wt t e A . ounty Of ice at . l\....LJ credit, are needed . a~y t1me, but 1t ts urged .that • At tbe annual Ohio Lime and , this be done as soon as posstble. FerliJi,.er Conference last week IPayments t.or the 1966 market· SPRING AVE. WY 2·5101 POMEROY, 0. Iin Columbus, Dr. Wallace Barr I mg year tvtll likely begm next ' "A GOLD STAR STORE" pcinted out that "Whether man ' Apnl. GALLIPOLIS RESIDENTS ."..'. '. .. I , , 1;/'1 '1 I · "' '~lp,l\ :~,~~E GRADER BLADES I 1 1 ! I BALERS COMBIIES NEW nECTRIC '{' 1\ FOR LOCAL INFORMATION GUITAR · '·• AND AMPI.IPI!R Dllrlng November-December Clearance Days ........,r. now"" Now's the time to buy that new International' Harvester Tractor, Baler or Combine you'!ve been want~g and s~ve mon~y, too ! . . .. ~ow· Just listen to this. During NOVEMBER· d.ECEMBER clearance days you can buy at 8 special tscount prtce ... and because IHCC's Finance Charges w~ll be paid well inlo 1967 you make big money savmgs. ' Don't wait until spring. Come in now and save I 1 VANCO EQUIP. CO. ,•I ti ~ I SPECIAL! .'.' NEW LOWRIY F01M DEAD -'Ibis 10.1J!11Dl buck was found dead In the woods at Guyan Bottom fbunday. Don Williams, Meigs County .Game Warden, above, deer died of natural causes. It Is beUeved It was about 10 yean old. was taken to Reynoldsburg S tate Laboratory where an autopsy will MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Rur Meigs Genonl Hospital 'I 992-2176 POMEROY, 1 ! Wool Mohair Has Built-In Overload Protection! Deals End Soon BUY 1· AT I~ NEW WURLITZER CENTRAL . SOYA OF OHIO PIANO $4f900 NEW COMPlETE Drum Set .... $299 Now S24800 1 YOU CAN SAVE TWO WAYS: IDSTORI~ DOCUMENTS- Homer Carto, Pomeroy, holds two documents of gr~at histoncal value to his family. The document at left is confirmation of the appOI:JI~ent of his 8fell& llfandfather, Luke Graham, as postmaster of West Columbta m 1862 when West VIrginia was a part of VIrginia. The olber is disch e , pa~ers of b1s grandfather, James N. Casto, from the Third Regiment of West &lnia calvary Volunteers on June 13, 18 65. ~ No. 1-Take advantage of PRE-SEASON Discount. • ~·~~~~~;;~;;;;;;~;;~;;;;;;.;;;;~~w~i~IJ:p:rnd~u~c~e~en:o:u~gh~f:oo4~f~or~the~ . Sunday Almanac SPECIAL MAJOR APPLIANCE ~:~~::oy LANDMARK POMEROY LANDMARK SAVINGS FROM $5 .. $100 TO These are all new modelsSPECIAL SALE PRICED FOR CHRISTMAS. BE SURE AND REGISTER FOR OUR 2. • I" J••• • Guitar $12800 •.1/, PER BALE .,, This is the same Twine that we have handled for several years and is offered an SAT!SFACTION GUARANTEED or MONEY REFUNDED. You be the judge. vox •....... *_.. ........... - ·-~ -·- ·-·-· ···-··· - · · - AND ••• FOR TELEPHONE REPAIR SERVICE.., ,·$Jftft00 1 Your Farm S~pply · ···. U7 Service Center.,. ,, Now that we've told you about it, we hope you never need it. Your phone is designed for depend· able, trouble-free service. Our records show that ~ the average phone needs servicing only once. · every q\re ~ears. But, if you experience.imj,ltiaQ,. . · •?f tt:o11~l~ ~ your ~hone, just dial410.2345·~ · '). it.will be repmred wtthout chQrge; · " .. , · .: : i\ But you don't have to memorize either of these · new. numbers. Both of them are listed for your c~nvenience on Page 1 of your 1966 Tel~hODft;• .. Duectory now being delivered. As a matter of' fact, yout directory is an excellent source for all sorts of information about your telephone-tabj a glance at ~e information pages. f1 . 3rd &Sycamore Sts. '' ., · Galhpolis, 0. ... ' Ohio ~Sell . Pift f('tlli Nadonwid• Bd ~ . Central Soya· of Chio - ' ' .·· · ' Ph~ 446-2463'· ' ( ' I I All Tr1nli11or Price On Twine Good For De ;ember, 1966 Only! . 'DIAL 410·2345\ .. AMPHIER ' .. GUITAR Gibson Eltctrfc ;, ··. -~~-- •• .;.;-..1. · - · · - - - · - . HAVEN _THOUGHTS vox NEWI •• 1 one-year leave of ab,cnce A Gold Stor Storo · and Mnon CouniiH from Concordia Seminary of the Member of Pomeroy Ph. 992-2111 Missouri-Lutheran Synod here Merchonh $800 Cash W. CorHv. Mtr. • to compile a directory ol •11 GiviiYf'ly. Register Look tor tho Bit "L,. on Routt 1 & 33 1 t the I religious denominations in the 1 freo ot PonMroy Land· ~ United Stateo. Dr. Piepkorn. wiiJ Upper End of Ponwro't , mark• No pureh••• revise "The Religious Bod1es of ; nocessary. OPEN TIL 9 PM !MONDAY Thru SATURDAYI ~ America," first published in 1954. He said denominations i ~ 1 ed will include "even those w1th , ~ ....~llllllllldiii*•'MNIItJIIIM'DP••prt41U-PDD,P?PPIIUP*•MJill~ only 20 or 30 memberS. 11 I s I p0 MER0 y II.2 th~~-c~u~~i~~:C~ h~s ~;~,~~ se.. ing Moigs, Goffio N~\V "M. F. S." . RellgMul Directory FREE SWEEPSTAKES DRAWING Today is Sunday. Dec. t8, the :II 352nd day of 1966 with 13 to follow, ~ I The moon is between its new jj pbase and first quarter. The evening star i11 Saturn. I American composer Edward ~ 1 MacDowell was born on thi.s day in 1861. A: i On this day in history : ~ · In 1787, New Jersey ratified IIIII ! the proposed constitution of the ~ ' United Stotes. ~ In 1865, slavery was abolished ~ by adoplion of the 13th A amendment. ~ In 1936, tlte first giant panda A was imported from China. ~ ln 1941, President Franklin • Roosevelt appointed a commitlee to investigate the miltlary disaster at Pearl Harbor. A thought for the day ·-In lhe New Testament it says: "The Sabbalh was made for man . and not man for the Sabbalh ." I 2 J 2 VVASHERs-DRYER5-fREEZERS REFRIGERAl'ORs-RANGES I ~ Vfr. No. 2-Make your purchase a 1966 Expense ~ By United Press International ' \ 1 1 FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES I only $10 1 month I NEW HOLLAND Someday everyone in the United States will dial . "411" for Local Information. And, once·we all dial.I the same number, our telephoning will be·easier. · I -~ �·. ,, . • . . F• H , . · d , e 'h,('• ._ ; · ' ·n•t·minate Ire azar ' .Wit . '..,a1 S' y~lt~\~g~t!~t~~t~.~~n~m~~.w~l~ . ety , · . .P.Jau· \.A ·, '1.0• ~· ,, ' •. I t ·~ ..i!' - .I -1 , ol • . 8-TheSundayTJme.SentlneJ;•Sunday,Dec.18,19e8 'llet!erlts ·Cb)Jnceaaf. survlval. . young 'ltl!es si1@!Pdbtk~WKI IerM whin ramlall Is lltruted. . two feet wlder and deeper ·lh311 stay IIUit stze. Some grow to u• Ute diameter of the soil ball. JIY JIR YSON R. CAl\TEll . 'Ihi h lh ·· · . r • ·' • '• • . , , aiJ • M feel tall. To help wu Place the tree in the hole, Jeav· • ~1ay mean a rule. I at "\ The cones or wooden blocks watch the amazement ol_)•~r ~~ •for 1~ou ll your lll!$cape deJ~ido where to put our tree, ing . lh~ burlap 00 but loosen Etl. t~'· CAJ!'fcllture :lugs~ng and unplu,gmg be should beba plaandcod In aedmesh l!t children or guests. / )lee!!$ rn· ·ever~n. ask our nurseryman how toll and ·rolllt back water thorougna • oanl)l one Y grownups on y. porous g soak m the The treated cones or w~ · ~ <· : . · · you. can ex~t your variety lo ·1 h'l1 1 .; • •Lea 8 d Put a safety "claus" in your As soon as all the gilts are •olutiou lor a day or so. You blocks make good Christmas The 01BBj!St problem wtth . a grow . Y w e P ant!ng. ;• eChristmas and eliminate any unwrapped, take the. discarded may need to weight uie maW· glhs. Put !hem in bags of dyed keeping It wa\ered, the planting at least •round '':;: Pant ,:: !tre hazards that co"ld spoil, wrappmgs to the 1nctnerator or\tals '". the solutioo with a mosquito netting and wrap in When you gel your tree hom~, · ma •· ter water•• s easy. your lcohday. ootside to burn them. Never •tone. fhen take the saluratcd red paper. put the soil ball to soak in wat·· Kee~ your Christmas 1ree m.'t· put t!tem in lhe fireplaee. slnei! L'()nes or blocks out of the con· er. Then pour ell extra walt!!' side 'n water until you need the names get loo hot and rise i tainer and Jet them dry. When UVE CHRISTMAS TREES and keep the tree outdoors in it. Then when you bring it in. too lu ~IL , they are thoroughly dry , tn>S! A live, balled·and-burlapped the shade. until christmllll,1The cut an inch off lhe bottom rf ADO COLOR FLA..\IES one or lwo in the fireplace and i Christmas tree can be a bar- less lime tr lsieeod noo alhe,r the lmnk. Keep it standing in , Greeu. orange. blue. red. or \ waler. checking it each dav. , purple flames in your fireplace Th" not only keeps the 1can add s~;al Iwliday glow -------.....:::... needles pretty and green. l:ut i iJ your hoo>e this season. To it's of the best ways te. re- : make th<' C'"l!OI"S, burn vour n•gduce. Ctre hazar:ds ula:- fuel alon._i with evergreen tree ts brought mto the hoU:\l!. cones c.r wooden blocks soakro ' 'llv~ ;trr.:!• D~ ~ole pre~sl~ A~ply a :1-to+illeh mulch ~1 peat . 111~.s. ground . bark, 01 similar materials. Thll . hill" · · 'i C!amage from the iteel· pr•~;t. th In during lhl wiGg Coach Sherman Draws Ire of Moscow Teach .,. • ::~ ~Orith:~ if I .' " "' 1 •, ! I News /n Farming on~ F00d pr0 blem I•s Subject Of w0r ld - wI•de Concern wh~n t~e . Make sure the tree is wei! I io re<:ommendEd chemicals. ' supported. and also check W\1"• 1 lf you want green flames, mg USP.d i~ any kind Of de<>r.r- you'!l need. l'Opper sulfate ; Of· at mg. Dent overload ~keh. ange, . :. ·H icmm chlt.'lride; bitt<::. And jJsconnect your decor a· copper chloride: rich r e d, BY C. E. BI.AKESLEE Iworld's future propulation wiJJ lion." lions when no one ts around , !ithium chloride; and pur~le , Ext. Ageat, Acricu.lture !depend on many things bestdes l The economist said the .two Hen tf yGu plan to be gone for I potassium chloride. For sateMeiga County natural resources and techmcal Im<JJOr methods to relieve the only a short_ wbile: · . ty's sake , don't buy any sub,ti· We approach tbe hohday sea· i obilily. He sa1d that in addition !future food output problem are When you re usmg any k1nd tutes. You can purchnse these son des1rmg plenty of food and to natural resources and techni·1 to mcrease the area of produc. of rumbustible decorative rna· rbemicais at drug stores. J)o Igood will to all. tal know-how, man must ftnd live land and to increase the terials, get those that are the <;oakin~ jQb outdoors au.d However, we realize that pea~ ; ways to overcome human, cui- i productivity of land already t'lameproof. If you h~v~ mater- wear rubber gloves. ple need . more and bette~ qual-: ~ural , finan~.al, social, eco~om· 1 being used for food produ~tion. 1 als. such as Santas clotn-• Dl:>.'nl•,-t• orw 1:nund 'l f tne 1ty food m each commumty, as l l C, a11d political obstacles 1f he jBut he added that the believed Jng , which shculd be fireproof- chemical in one gallon of wat- well as throughout the world. , is to feed the world's hungry : the largest increase In world fd. dip or sp•·ay them with 1 t>r, u~mg onf' chemital lor Two rocent conferences on · people. : lood production would come by solution of 7 ounces borax and each !latch. Use a wo..1den p~;iJ the state level emphasized these , D 8 ., •eel th ld increasing yields per acre. , b . 'd . ~" t' t· r. arr reV! • e wor ., ounces one ac1 nuxn1 1n or eartt1cn crock, betause the. . e needs, par 1cu 1ar1y 11te ques 1011 population trend, noting how · The speaker explained that two qua1·t s of hot w~{~r. I ~ubst omcrs destroy metal con- of world food needs . thr must rapid growth rates m 1the world's grain area has been 1 Als~. help small ch1laren w'lh l: iner<. You don't net"<l to December 8ih l~e Stale . Ex· 1population are found in councl expanding at less t!Jan one per tlectr•~al tc\'S, e:md show !ht'l!l l <"1eanse the e6nt.amer thorou~h- tenswn Advisor> Comm1~tee, Itries which have a low level of cent per year In recent decades. 1 the safe W3.VS · . W1 'th a growmg · popu 1?.· World population has been in~ · to handle them · i): arter a change of chemicals· · .lohn Str(lhm, .author, . editor, .lli vmg . he pom and world- traveler,oddiscussed 111on, . ted out , tb e worJd creasing at a rate of about two the queslton . of !o supp1y, food supplv Will need lo in· •per cent per year If future ex· worl? pop~lat1on . and us. At· c-rease at lhe same rate as pop- I pamaon follows the trend, he ten?mg th1s conference from 1 ulation to provide the same 1sa id, by the year 2,..000, someM<~g s County were Ralph Wei· , amount of food per captta . . thing Je ss than 50 per cent of ker, D1stnct '1.1 representative, 1 the world's food can come from Mrs. Helen Swartz, secretary "If the nutritional gap per new cropland. This is because of the Meigs Extension Advis- ! capita is to be reduced, food : the better soil is being used to1 ory Committee, Mrs..Jean Men- ~ output in the world needs to ' day and the newer lands would I gel, and myself, where it was exceed population growth of a· , be less productive. 1pointed. out how ?hio can in- bo~t ~ pe_r ce.nt per year," he ; On our existing cropland, Dr. l I ~rease 1ts productt~n of food a_nd . stud. 'Th1s w_dl mean, _m ~;~d~l- ! Barr noted that increases use 1hber as well as mcome to Jts , t10n to large mcreases m gralll · of fertilizer could increase food farm families. output, very large in creases in ; ou tput by perhaps 50 per cent. At a national conference the ! fru its, vegetables, and animal Irrigation, multiple cropp ing, I same day, D: M. Byg, 0 h i o · products. But lhis does not tell , and j1ighcr yielding and more ONE WEEK ONLY State Umvers1ty Extension Ag- rhe whole story, becau se lt con- disease and insect resistunt ' ricult.ure Engineer, pointed out : ceals the di sparity among re- crorls also hold promi se , he said. that lrKha has the potential to gioas of lhe world. How we in this country a!! 1 become the "breadbasket of ~ h .1 well as tbe peoples of the world · "11 e cl·t ed 1·Je ld dt'mons·trHt1le eav1 ·v populated . anJ '!djust our produdi on and disAsaa. t' d h . 1 1. less developed areas w11J re- 1' . . tribution will determine how 1 1 1011:s an researc tna s w mh 1 had produced crop y1elds two to quJre eve~ greater perc~ntage well fed the world will be in Court St. . th f mcreases 1n food productiOn to I I I 1 f !!!J!!!!J!~ our 1mes ose o norm a · . . . 1 the years ahead. We can imields , Improve lhetr levels of nutrt· , . . y · __ · prove our productiOn and Will The problem in Jndia he said . / • have to depend on our govern•was not lo create new knowl· i ment to delermine how we Model 327 Spreader by New Holland edge but to gel the people there ' shall work with the rest of the to apply tbe knowledge already . , world. . available in the world. . · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i Byg reported tha t lndta bas 1 made considerable. progress . in Agncu . 11 ura1 Stab'J' " and 1ua"on the past 10 years m developmg . ; it.~ agricultural education and Con~ervatJon county committees ! research institutions, but the remmd growers that the 1966 '1 d bl t'1J . marketing year under the wool , ' 00 pro em 8 1 r:mams even : and moflair program ends Deappears to be gelltng worse. b 31 ln 196>-00, India's food pro- Icern er · duction was 72.3 million tons, , This means that payments for : I compared to a target of 100 mil· · tile current 1966 year will delion tons. Now the country has i pend on completing all details set a goal of 120 million tons ' of marketing either wool, mo1970.71. hair, or lombs by that date. ThP New Holland model 327 has more positive overload "Thl 1 1 · · · pro!e<'ti(ln : A st raight -line V-bclt drive acts as a ::::.lip !I san optmtstJe tar- Marketmgs completed after clutrh to prote<.'t the drive system from shock to 11 ds. This 1et," BYK: &aid, ''but it is une l)e<.'ember 31, ,1966, will become triple beater spreacier hold s 130 bushel s. Sides are made tbe L'(IUntry must tackle with marketings in the 1967 marketof mudt>rn. corrosion -rt>sistant stPel for extra Jon ~ spread· renewed eneriY, determlna~ ing year, and thus not eligible er li£P A sin glt rope control . easilv uperated rrom vour tio nd dd lrart.or seaL let~ vou choosP from rl\'t' different rate s of n, a a itionaJ resourc-- for payment until early 1968. appic::ation. And the ''327'' is economical; lubrirate ju~t es.'' ; once H mouth . m pvery 100 loads, whlche,,er comes fir'it. . He said package-type Exten~ l . Applications for 1966 market· Build your Land power at lower cost with a spreadPr from I ~ion programs which would pro- : mg . year payments under _the t\t>\~ Holland. Come in and let u .~ show you an easiPr way vide technical know-how as well ' National Wool Act may be f1led to spread. Easy fmancing. ·th h SCS C f ~ :as supply seeds, ferlilizers, and : wt t e A . ounty Of ice at . l\....LJ credit, are needed . a~y t1me, but 1t ts urged .that • At tbe annual Ohio Lime and , this be done as soon as posstble. FerliJi,.er Conference last week IPayments t.or the 1966 market· SPRING AVE. WY 2·5101 POMEROY, 0. Iin Columbus, Dr. Wallace Barr I mg year tvtll likely begm next ' "A GOLD STAR STORE" pcinted out that "Whether man ' Apnl. GALLIPOLIS RESIDENTS ."..'. '. .. I , , 1;/'1 '1 I · "' '~lp,l\ :~,~~E GRADER BLADES I 1 1 ! I BALERS COMBIIES NEW nECTRIC '{' 1\ FOR LOCAL INFORMATION GUITAR · '·• AND AMPI.IPI!R Dllrlng November-December Clearance Days ........,r. now"" Now's the time to buy that new International' Harvester Tractor, Baler or Combine you'!ve been want~g and s~ve mon~y, too ! . . .. ~ow· Just listen to this. During NOVEMBER· d.ECEMBER clearance days you can buy at 8 special tscount prtce ... and because IHCC's Finance Charges w~ll be paid well inlo 1967 you make big money savmgs. ' Don't wait until spring. Come in now and save I 1 VANCO EQUIP. CO. ,•I ti ~ I SPECIAL! .'.' NEW LOWRIY F01M DEAD -'Ibis 10.1J!11Dl buck was found dead In the woods at Guyan Bottom fbunday. Don Williams, Meigs County .Game Warden, above, deer died of natural causes. It Is beUeved It was about 10 yean old. was taken to Reynoldsburg S tate Laboratory where an autopsy will MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Rur Meigs Genonl Hospital 'I 992-2176 POMEROY, 1 ! Wool Mohair Has Built-In Overload Protection! Deals End Soon BUY 1· AT I~ NEW WURLITZER CENTRAL . SOYA OF OHIO PIANO $4f900 NEW COMPlETE Drum Set .... $299 Now S24800 1 YOU CAN SAVE TWO WAYS: IDSTORI~ DOCUMENTS- Homer Carto, Pomeroy, holds two documents of gr~at histoncal value to his family. The document at left is confirmation of the appOI:JI~ent of his 8fell& llfandfather, Luke Graham, as postmaster of West Columbta m 1862 when West VIrginia was a part of VIrginia. The olber is disch e , pa~ers of b1s grandfather, James N. Casto, from the Third Regiment of West &lnia calvary Volunteers on June 13, 18 65. ~ No. 1-Take advantage of PRE-SEASON Discount. • ~·~~~~~;;~;;;;;;~;;~;;;;;;.;;;;~~w~i~IJ:p:rnd~u~c~e~en:o:u~gh~f:oo4~f~or~the~ . Sunday Almanac SPECIAL MAJOR APPLIANCE ~:~~::oy LANDMARK POMEROY LANDMARK SAVINGS FROM $5 .. $100 TO These are all new modelsSPECIAL SALE PRICED FOR CHRISTMAS. BE SURE AND REGISTER FOR OUR 2. • I" J••• • Guitar $12800 •.1/, PER BALE .,, This is the same Twine that we have handled for several years and is offered an SAT!SFACTION GUARANTEED or MONEY REFUNDED. You be the judge. vox •....... *_.. ........... - ·-~ -·- ·-·-· ···-··· - · · - AND ••• FOR TELEPHONE REPAIR SERVICE.., ,·$Jftft00 1 Your Farm S~pply · ···. U7 Service Center.,. ,, Now that we've told you about it, we hope you never need it. Your phone is designed for depend· able, trouble-free service. Our records show that ~ the average phone needs servicing only once. · every q\re ~ears. But, if you experience.imj,ltiaQ,. . · •?f tt:o11~l~ ~ your ~hone, just dial410.2345·~ · '). it.will be repmred wtthout chQrge; · " .. , · .: : i\ But you don't have to memorize either of these · new. numbers. Both of them are listed for your c~nvenience on Page 1 of your 1966 Tel~hODft;• .. Duectory now being delivered. As a matter of' fact, yout directory is an excellent source for all sorts of information about your telephone-tabj a glance at ~e information pages. f1 . 3rd &Sycamore Sts. '' ., · Galhpolis, 0. ... ' Ohio ~Sell . Pift f('tlli Nadonwid• Bd ~ . Central Soya· of Chio - ' ' .·· · ' Ph~ 446-2463'· ' ( ' I I All Tr1nli11or Price On Twine Good For De ;ember, 1966 Only! . 'DIAL 410·2345\ .. AMPHIER ' .. GUITAR Gibson Eltctrfc ;, ··. -~~-- •• .;.;-..1. · - · · - - - · - . HAVEN _THOUGHTS vox NEWI •• 1 one-year leave of ab,cnce A Gold Stor Storo · and Mnon CouniiH from Concordia Seminary of the Member of Pomeroy Ph. 992-2111 Missouri-Lutheran Synod here Merchonh $800 Cash W. CorHv. Mtr. • to compile a directory ol •11 GiviiYf'ly. Register Look tor tho Bit "L,. on Routt 1 & 33 1 t the I religious denominations in the 1 freo ot PonMroy Land· ~ United Stateo. Dr. Piepkorn. wiiJ Upper End of Ponwro't , mark• No pureh••• revise "The Religious Bod1es of ; nocessary. OPEN TIL 9 PM !MONDAY Thru SATURDAYI ~ America," first published in 1954. He said denominations i ~ 1 ed will include "even those w1th , ~ ....~llllllllldiii*•'MNIItJIIIM'DP••prt41U-PDD,P?PPIIUP*•MJill~ only 20 or 30 memberS. 11 I s I p0 MER0 y II.2 th~~-c~u~~i~~:C~ h~s ~;~,~~ se.. ing Moigs, Goffio N~\V "M. F. S." . RellgMul Directory FREE SWEEPSTAKES DRAWING Today is Sunday. Dec. t8, the :II 352nd day of 1966 with 13 to follow, ~ I The moon is between its new jj pbase and first quarter. The evening star i11 Saturn. I American composer Edward ~ 1 MacDowell was born on thi.s day in 1861. A: i On this day in history : ~ · In 1787, New Jersey ratified IIIII ! the proposed constitution of the ~ ' United Stotes. ~ In 1865, slavery was abolished ~ by adoplion of the 13th A amendment. ~ In 1936, tlte first giant panda A was imported from China. ~ ln 1941, President Franklin • Roosevelt appointed a commitlee to investigate the miltlary disaster at Pearl Harbor. A thought for the day ·-In lhe New Testament it says: "The Sabbalh was made for man . and not man for the Sabbalh ." I 2 J 2 VVASHERs-DRYER5-fREEZERS REFRIGERAl'ORs-RANGES I ~ Vfr. No. 2-Make your purchase a 1966 Expense ~ By United Press International ' \ 1 1 FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES I only $10 1 month I NEW HOLLAND Someday everyone in the United States will dial . "411" for Local Information. And, once·we all dial.I the same number, our telephoning will be·easier. · I -~ �,, '• I ' \' - . . . · · · • .,. t, .G ... ~ . . J · -~ , ··"J IJ.i m::er · •rfr.li4parent~":;i 4 ., "''! A~·e Pr~ernted Certificates tO-The SUndiy Times...'ientltieUrunday, Dec 1a. t9Aif ·-,-~~~-1:' oltheWeek ' . .alii polis Has $124,000 Present The..MeI•gs ,.(.] '"~· ~-:.~.· J . New·s Be.at ,/' I . . ;·· .. • ~~~~~~ · PT. PL~;ASA·NiOOr. Twontv . of Commer~e · snd 1 ' 1 .1' ' . , fn•ler •grandi)arents/ at Lakin Superintendent Keanelb N 1 State 'Ho<pital • w'fl,( rncent•y Byrne and other hospltal stall Dwlcht C. Wetherboll of Ugllts IH~ Rota bell boll the 1m the 1 t m•ship COIItest. He Is a senior at ~ compl•tPd two • ;W ' train- members. •• ry .• t psct Pan w Gallla Academy. Lloyd Baker ·J lnR w•,. . awarfl:,Y,:prt• t.rnii" '!'he footer grandparents pr& nngers were on lbe street Silt· have on lbe economy of tbts has been named repre.enta· .,r.· ,. ",~II· ;.. l · d ed IN GALUA COUNTY ~day at three locaUons collect.- atea. He estimated lbat 100 tive to lbe County Extension 'i ;:-:IJJ•riWf_. ·,: .'·.·, in -a , c.er " y at the graiJl will employ one bun r ~~~~~:~' received a nltlng ~ng donations for the commun- producers In Gallla will bene- Advisory comrnlllee from the •ir' ..,._ fhe- pre · tau ..n .ol !'nd fifty • two foster If. 'nd. lt . present this week tly Chrtstmas haskeiS. All or· fit by $600,0011 per year. 4-H Junior Leaderahip group. !'!o:,,Jjf ,1•. ·, certificate. was m de: bv Rob. parents at three mental health tt was announced by U. ganl2atlons and clubs are baldert P. Rickard. · ctor of hospitals throughout lbe state, ·'Sertator Stephen Young lbat 1ng holiday psrtles. '!be golf KANAUGA residents, the VerIN MEIGS· COUNTY Mason County Ac .\ln ' Lakin, :(::olin Anderson center, grant of $l:U,OOII bad been club affair at the Elko Club, non Lee family, will have a M lg Local chool distrlcl Is . ' · Inc. · ,. and the Charleston Day Care 8 to the municipality to attended by 100, was one of lbe happier Christmas. '11lelr soA, e 8 sJte f~r lbe new hi h , By ROBERT WINGETT . Guests were Mrs, f-;!uise Ger· Center. . a 12-inch water line from largest next to lbe Holzer Hos- Wesley Vernon 7 e---' ser· seeklnghool R--' S 1 ltg TODAY S THOUGHT - Anyone can be frtendly rard research anal••! who The graduates here are: Mra. 8 er • ' ' ha"""""" sc ni!SI' over """ several pr ngs ooun· · f !')en · dlY· ' Rd., to lbe new Robbins pltnl event. lous Injury when ran Into deliberation Wt'th someone Wh,o IS · presented Dr. M. "" • Mitchell Ethel Beckner, Benton Blake, Myers plant. The grant the side of a truck Moaday eve- ty locations '!be sed loca· . . . · Bateman, director ,Qf; · the Mrs. Margaret M' Burks, Mrs.. . to half of lite estlmat· GALUA COMMlSSIONERS Ding. '11le tad suffered a !rae- lion Is n~ the~~ Sali.. The Christmas decorations at _the home of Mr. and West Vir~inia Ment$ •· Health Garnet M. Carr, Mrs. Isabell cost of lbe project. The Une appointed Mrs. Rulb Gillespie lured right leg and a bump on P Mrs. W~yne l)w\SIJ.~r, off West Ma1n..St., near the Department· J. Jelfert!on Mon- Cesto Mrs. Frances R. Clark, be 12,000 feet long, and it of Rt. 2 Gallipolis to the l"bild lbe head. ' btaukryen '~·.=d~~~o:•::: roy LeWglOn Postht llohme, ar~ teye-crtatching. th S . h & toe. directo; of the Governor's . 'Nellie Dudding, Mr. and estimated that II can be W U Board H term -•· , ayne, e. p arm;u:IS pa ner m e wts er E . 0 t 't A M h W F b . (,11 · · , e are ~ · · .er . .~~ · lbat municipal water supply Is Lohse Drug Store in Pomeroy, built the display himself. c_onomt~ · ppor ""'-.X. g.en.- rs. Josep · or ~·· ar· linlslled m 4$ w~klng days. '!be ,ng m 1!/10 •l!e L•w d eswL•..,h- GALUA ACADEMY voc~l available, 11 is near two main Most interei!tij!g to me of the Yuletlde SeaSQJl ex· cy , Patnda R. GrQU,. asstst- les Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. ·. ~.. plant structure " about COil>- ed a townahlp road oft Burk- and mstrument.al ensembles WJll traHie arteries, and Is sttuat- hibit is 3 life-size''Mr. 'S. Claus and his reindeers. Rudolph, ant plann~ng coordtnator lor zo- Mallory, Mrs. Ellen McDan· pl~e. 111e new -~ater line will h:u:t Lane '." the Wtllowood sub- present a Chnslmas program ed to lend Itself to possible of course, has 8 red nose, set off by a blinking light. . C~mmtss lon on 1,:1'<\'tal Re- tel, Mrs. Lillie Molll'lllng, Mn. be an added factlity to lbe fast· ~tvlSion. C•_ty board of educa· to the pubhc on Monday alght, county-wide consolidation In fuOlherunusualcreations are three reindeers made of tardation: J. C. Van FJ'yke: d~ Dorothy A. Powell, Robert B. est growins area of Galha lion ~uthorized the purchase and be!Me the. student body on tore years. plywood that appear to' be munching on grass, a large of the Putnam County Mrs. Virginia Stewart, couaty. and mstallatlon .of a $5,005 tn- Wednesday priOI' to dismissal ."Season's Greetings" ' sign, --- · . Community Action Group: Mrs. Mrs. Nora Wartenburg, Mn. tercom. system 10 Gallia Acad· for lbe holiday vac~tton. Hoi- A TRACI' of land on Mulher·l and carolers singing from lhg tile past monlb of servtceShuler of the Pt. Pleas. Opa M. Van Sickle and Mar· THE GALLIA COUNTY Jun. Iemy High school, wllb work on zer School of Numng chorus ry Heights Poeroy has been of- hymnals. men in Viet Nam: ant Employment Security Of- garet S. Wolfe. board this week set up the proJect starting this week. presented its Christmas pro- fered by lbe Meigs countY The carpentry talent ol Mr. SP-4 James R. Pullins, RA ; Mrs. Belva M. Farley, ee l•r lbe new one-""re Also purchased was a new 6fi gram Wednesday. '!be Gallla commissioners as a site for Swisher are obvious. I've heard 15712386, HHD 14th AVN BN, managing director of the . ake, situated In lbe vi- passenger school bus. Academy Future Farmers won lbe proposed museum of lbe ·many compliments of his lab- ' APO San Francisco, Calif., Pleasant • Mason county o1 the fatr and camplop bonora in a parliamentary Mei~s Coonty Pionm and w, or In helping to brighten up l96328. · tdte. B. B. Matlbews, president NORTH GALLIA Board of procedure contest held at Han- torlcal Society. Trusrees of the the Christmas season. Wayne · PFC. Micllael K. Smith, C 't C rt of the board, announced com· Educallon approved a budget nan Trace. Other scb~&ls win· society voted unanimously to has been a moonlighting car· OD. Co. Ammunition, ommum Y on~e Olillees. Fees, he noted, are lor the coming year of $3n,249. rung gold medals were Hannan accept the site. A major gilt penter for many years. San Francisco, Cali!., 96491. Scheduled Monday Approved for Veterans IV!Jhe ose of fairground facili- The National Honor Society oi '!'race, Kyger Creek and Ra- proposition of ~.0011 by J W. Dean K. Will, HM3, PT. PLEASANT - A comTraining and Social ti!i~ by gr<lUJlll not related w the high school inducted five cine. !lersher of Cbarle<ton, W. Va .. IT'S UNUSUAL when broth· Tank Bn., 3rd Marine carol concert will be Security Students lbe fair organization. The board new members. was the spark lbat has brought ers are stationed close to each I REIN) FMF, Care of Monday, Dec. 19, on Next Quarter CO!IIIdered placing a roof over EDWARD EVANli was hon- the museum into the realm of other in the armed forces. 'San Francisco, Calif., 96602. steps of the county courtBe~ins Dec. 8 lilt oullfoor Stage. FIREMEN WERE CALLED ored as the new Deputy Dis· achievement. I This, however, Is the ease l L.Cpl. Gary Jenkins, hcuse by the youth of Pt. Pleas· Catalog and lnfol'lllllllan once this week to douse an au- trict Grand High Priest at a A MAJOR ADDI'I'ION tol with two sons of Mr. and Mrs. 21, Force Logistic ant directed b) C. L. Head . 'l'he On Dlr.loma Cou.CITY AND COUNTRYSIDE to fire on Sunday morning, reception held last Sunday in the business community of the Rollin Wolfe of Minersville. Group !BRAVO), H&S event is sponsored by the Pt. Avallalu Upon Requilt II'• looting more Christmasy which did $100 damage to !he the Masonic Temple in an event Bend was eecupted this week The Wolfe's oldest son, Ji~ pany, S.l, FPO San Francisco, Sub-District Methodist every day as more homes and vehicle belonging tt Jim Work- sponsored by Gallipolis Chap- when the Pomeroy Motor Co. , enlisted in the U. S. Navy m Calif., 96602. Youlb Fellowship. ;~!ltnli'IUI were being decorat- man of Rt. 1 Gallipolis. The ter, Royal Arch Mason. There moved Into its fine new quarters 19511 and bas been serving aAll psrticipating youlb are to "4' Nut week Rio Grande and fire was on Mill Creek Rd. were approximately 100 attend· on E. Main St. , board the Destroyer USS Zel- ~ GARY . . assemble at the Trinity Cbltlltlre will have judging ot Police have been busy this ing. Dr. Edward M. Spencer, RESIDEN'I'S OF · . Iars. Jt.m's younger brother, for the Dally Sentmel, odist Clnueb at 6:30p. m. Moo36 Locust Streot 5 borne and door decoration. week investigating accidents. pediatrician, has joined lbe are getting a break durin~ Fred, . enlisted In 1963, and aft- ' who was shorted 7 pa!"'rs day for rehearsal and instruc· Phone 446 4367· Last week a Santa Claus Those this week brought Ute staff of the Galllpolls Clinic holiday season. Retail er bemg stationed at Newport, ~k ago Thursday everung lion. psrade fil!ded through t he total lor the year ahead of and Medical Center Holtpit.al. A ants of lbe town are Rhode Island, was asStgned to cetved calls every lew minute~•;·: !,•=========-' grounds of lbe Gallipolis Slate 1965. There have been 388 acci- native of Mason county, he re- lng free psrklng in the businees the same vessel. . So loyal worker that he !S, Institute, and over t,OOO resi- dents in 349 days of the year. celved his premedical training district. . Fred, accordmg lo relatives, rounded up enough papers DE~ 111 . ~ • dtllts sreeted lbe old fellow. at Ohio State University, and 'IWO RESIDENCES were " expected home for . Cbrtst- take care of all his custom,ersll ~ 1'he tntr jarring notes on the FRANK PHELPS, an official bls medical degree !rem the eled In the Meigs area Jtm, who ." mamed and and in pourmg ram, as late wFOR BETTER ;:;;!!Si lqcal s¢ene are the reports of of the Purina eo., which Is University e1 Chicago. Robert week. The home of Charles father of one chtld, has not been 7>30 P·. m. Gary started WORK "" .;::-::----.._-.. lbett of light units at a building a turkey processing Ford received honorable men- geant of near Allred 111 to get here durmg the dehvertes. . • ABE lllm!'tarieJ nu er of homes. One instilu- plant at Wellston, told Cham- tlon In the atatewlde Ohlt Ins- 611 was destroyed by fire season since b " Boys llke Garr, are wh~! deska are delliJoed lo...,.;do!hetio had all but one segment her of Commerce directors •· tory, Government and Citizen- Monday morning. It was a enlistment. makes Amertca AMERICA. dicient work deek = ... · CCCCftiiiCINCccuccccccccccccccccea .. · -.... home 111e other was •vailable. Ruued .,...lftliwiiccacccccc as ecce room · oc~p,ledl HAVE YOU been through ARRESTS MADE J the Melgs-Gallla line, CODttrudloa.. durM rd Elll 1am11 Rutiand during the nighttime P'l'. PLEASANT - Arrests ollleliaishoud-ily 1 f.~e a~d y this Christmas Season? recorded at the county jail in- ,operatH drawers w ~ lost. It was In the Ripley Rutland has its town beaut!- dude John Ferguson, 35, New make ASE <1-N.h . . No. 1 oboioo. ~ Hollow area and occurred on fully decorated and is hereby Haven, intoxication; FrankUn ~ 1'huraday momlng. complimented. I also noticed Casto, 33, Pt. Pleasant, War· ~ FIFTY MEIGS JURORS for man~ homes in the town at- ren E. Eldridge, 43, Hurricane, ~ the · January term of . tractively decorated. W. Va.: b~th char~ed with driv" were drawn from lbe jury wh..l mg while mtomated : and Del· 601 Second Ave. Ph. 446-3291 e this week. Middleport Ceuncil HERE'S the wrap-up. of the bert McCartney, 64, Rt. %, ~ voted 1e revise lbe sewer ordi· sertes of addresses prmted dur· Pleasant, peace warrant arnesL. ~ nance, upon Its lblrd reading, ~ REALLY WORKS! due to a AUmber of Inequities. ; TOPPER Middleport pollee made 40 rests durin~ November, SUSY 10 of them Tteing traffic viola11 ~ HOMEMAKER DELLA MEENGS w SAFETY Gary, Ind., a graduate of • EDUCATIONAL! Colmasl~!~.·swdeho,!! frrec clve her 0111 Smiles and Criet ~ e·~ ... ENTERTAINING! State In January, was hired .d·. 'I i the There'" ftw ups and1110stly downs IIi recto! history of the world's No, 1 cumncy-the U.S. qJJar:The loo.-t 19M dollatllas dro,....d in ~alut to something like 54 cents in ~f 1Gd1(1 purcHsing powtr durint two decad<ls1 accordiog to U.S, luNau of Labor Stat1slict fkltiNs. Tho steepest decline camo at the start of tho period onder tho impact of post-World War ll infll!tioll!ll)' lfNIS!II'IS, At 01111 1w11 ,.inh, 1949 an4 1954 did the dollar's value rise..a_boYI the prueding year. ' ''"'!' i The S1111d1y Times-SenUnel, Sunday, Dec. 18, 1968-11 Carpenter Social News 1\ . • SUCCESS.FUL ·BUSINESS CAREERS BEGIN AT GJC 1 · GALUPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE I 1 BET T E·R , · IT S MURPHYS FOR j CHRISTMAS SAVI NGSI t CHEERfUL t ' TEARFUL OQ LL I, t $ I I 99 JET ;~TION BLACK and I DECKER I PowerTools Sl9·99 99 S16· ---..-Circular Saw FOR TREATS Gg~;'g~~~lrv MIXED CANDY No HARD CANDY pound• 35c lb. ' ;··' f. . POOL BETTER QUALITY WAYNE Automatic Ball Return ' ~ tS 99 s p~lrs REALISTIC SOUND! ALL BOYS LIKE MARX BURP (;UNS c 99 REGULAR $1.00 STARDUST MAnELS SEE IN SAY 9( ""- ~ ~ c 21fo POUNDS ! ! Monopoly ! Game f .,.... Mesh or R1111ular Stitch Boxed Char.olates . TABl E ,. NYLON HOSE I PAINTING SETS c By Number • ..'• .. •~ v i ·t .......... OPEN UNTIL 9:00 PM NIGHTLY SHOP BOTH STORES IN GALLIPBOLIS G . C. MURPHY CO. Mtthat?RT S?bbb ...,,,,, b • bbbbbbt I NOW GOING FULL BLAST! Bennett Post, American will have its community Christ· mas party for cblldren on Dec. 25. 111ey wiD altto take to lbe children's home. ces Klein Is chairman of the bookmobile Story Hour for holidays to be held Dec. through Dec. 23. OUR FAMOUS 1 .,.._ JABLE TOP V• • =t o':'"~~:t:. lb;eenl'll.,untv l l FOR THE lADIES Drill ·s 99 I ":Rs. S 99 99 V•" .. GALLIPiLIS ·MERCHANTS Typewriter WASHER S I! i ' French <!tty ·Press Q V EN FOR THE MEN ~ - TYPE A TUNE I f.' :U COME IN FOR : ,. , •FREE TICKETS FROM ANY PARTICIPATING· MERCHANT •• .II NO PURCHASE REQUIRED 31Persons Placed in Employment YOU MAY WIN THIS BEAUTIFUL • , • 1 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR Boy• No-Iron (FIRST PRIZE) PT. PLEASANT - Jack L. Smith, manager of the Point Pleasant Local Office ol 1be W. Va. Dept. of Employment Security, reported Saturday lbat the local office effected the placement of 31 Jndivtcluals In gainful employment during Novlllllbcr. During lbe previous Oclnber, ll!ere were 35 lndlvlduall place . 111ere were U8 Initial claims rued wllb 589 weeki of unemployment compensation claim· ed as compared Ill the mnnth of November, tll85, when 254 initial clalma were filed and 1215 weeks of unemploym<•nt compensation claimed. The local office has openings ' for domeatic worltera who can live In or out. Alao, there are openings In the professional field; Remedial Educa· lion Teacher, Induatrlal Art• Teacber and others. 'lbese OoJSItlons are available In the local area. The local office bas recently made 20 ''Interesting'' pl~ce. ments. 11letJe were the "JI'o•t· , tr Gra!'flp~ts" ~ L a k 1n • Sta~ Hospital. The local off1ce , working In conjuntlon with lbe 'W. Va. l)ept. of Mental lleallb reftrr:ed these senior cltizentl between 110 and 70 Y""" old wllo 11~ hired and went to work recfntly at Lakin. •• 1 SWEATERS SPORT SHIRTS DRAWING WILL BE SATURDAY, Boys Sizes 6 to 20 REG. $2.99 2 DF.C. 24th 3:00 .P~. You DoNat NMCI Be PNHIII To Win 177'7'.so 5 Sticker Price , Ill ..... ..............____·-····-···-····"' ' t _ _.._...._..lllo...... :l: .. ' 11'\ ] ~'1'1~" ' ;' ' ····· --~~ .......... .. $6· 99 to $15·95 Mens White C.. u!:.hion BotiC1111 Mom Solid Color SOCKS 4 $1.00 STRETCH SOCKS SOCKS only $1 ·00 pr. Boys Funy KODIAK REO. $5.95 I 69c only pr. He will love These Mens SHIRTS SHOP THESE FRIENDLY ·P~RnCIPAriNG MERC,ANTS Rice lo Corbin Furniture o. John~11's Merkel Alll1on E!ectrlc Con'lpany Darn!Wough'•-Dept, Store Qu•k•r Stile Servile Center A • P. Teli Comp•ny G. C. Murphy Co. (Upper Store) Clorlt/,s Jitwelry O'Dell Lumber Company Farmer.'s H1rdwna Kroger Company Ti~y),f~land , . . G1lllpolls Dept. Store Wp"l~lllqrfl & Thomn Hdwt. R~ Furniture · Cllut~~lll•r Ser~lce Store · Sulf,r't Shell Sorvlc~ Center Ev'~'· upormarJ<ets, Inc, Devt.Sbuler Comp•I'IY Elllo.lf pPJI•ric~s . ~l(nl,ht·P•vln Hdw. I Ball fllrnlture eo, · · ·· ,: Otl1i'a Fclod Market ' • • no1:1141~ Clotltl'ers G, C. Murphy Co. (lOwe.r Store) ' ' · SPONSORS .ONl VI Bob Ev•n• Drlv•ln Clonlmarciel & S•ylnasJenk' . , Mo!lr•'• ~ . ·... , : Firlt ...atl\lriol B1rik • ' . . 1 Th'•. H~b , "' ~ •Qhlo Valley 8enk $4.99 prt. YOU DO NOT H.WE TO BE PRESENT TO WINii The Style Cent.r Empire Furniture Compeny llerr'• Super M.rkll Carl'• F1mlly Shoe Stare lleb Even• St.ak Hou11 Oan TI!Qmu and SOn · Tawney'Jewelers.& Studio Gal!!polla ,'t\D!or.CompiiRy i•hllll'J~IIfity Coft!plny " d'lfl ,ce C:olftllllrly . Prfce & ~IQ'ns flharmlfCy lkrnadl"" . .1 Hesklns-TI"I)" Conipany Tope'• Fur11ltun Paul D.vlu J•~¥mn , , F~t{l!tli . ~lly t.~r ~'·:111~,~; fo r Mens Buy Severo! Prs. PLUS 2 0 -- $ 2 5 ~ 0 0 G1FT CERr·~ FI CAT ES , _~ Large Selection 'Campus SWEAT SHIRTS Banlon or Orion Mens Suede Material PONDEROSSA \. Small Size Only REG. $1.39 88 $3.88 --;·~"~'~:7,~--~--..,:::•n:.:,tv~~~C:.· _ _L _ · ;~;~~;t~ 3 for 97t .,. SHIRTS Rrg. $8.9S $6.77 Only _:O~n!jli~a:nu!!•~~~l'i.,'....,., TURTLE NECK DICKIEs Orion, Velour, A:cryllc and Reversible StYle~ 98c u~ $1.29-- $].99. t '.~· n. l I I �,, '• I ' \' - . . . · · · • .,. t, .G ... ~ . . J · -~ , ··"J IJ.i m::er · •rfr.li4parent~":;i 4 ., "''! A~·e Pr~ernted Certificates tO-The SUndiy Times...'ientltieUrunday, Dec 1a. t9Aif ·-,-~~~-1:' oltheWeek ' . .alii polis Has $124,000 Present The..MeI•gs ,.(.] '"~· ~-:.~.· J . New·s Be.at ,/' I . . ;·· .. • ~~~~~~ · PT. PL~;ASA·NiOOr. Twontv . of Commer~e · snd 1 ' 1 .1' ' . , fn•ler •grandi)arents/ at Lakin Superintendent Keanelb N 1 State 'Ho<pital • w'fl,( rncent•y Byrne and other hospltal stall Dwlcht C. Wetherboll of Ugllts IH~ Rota bell boll the 1m the 1 t m•ship COIItest. He Is a senior at ~ compl•tPd two • ;W ' train- members. •• ry .• t psct Pan w Gallla Academy. Lloyd Baker ·J lnR w•,. . awarfl:,Y,:prt• t.rnii" '!'he footer grandparents pr& nngers were on lbe street Silt· have on lbe economy of tbts has been named repre.enta· .,r.· ,. ",~II· ;.. l · d ed IN GALUA COUNTY ~day at three locaUons collect.- atea. He estimated lbat 100 tive to lbe County Extension 'i ;:-:IJJ•riWf_. ·,: .'·.·, in -a , c.er " y at the graiJl will employ one bun r ~~~~~:~' received a nltlng ~ng donations for the commun- producers In Gallla will bene- Advisory comrnlllee from the •ir' ..,._ fhe- pre · tau ..n .ol !'nd fifty • two foster If. 'nd. lt . present this week tly Chrtstmas haskeiS. All or· fit by $600,0011 per year. 4-H Junior Leaderahip group. !'!o:,,Jjf ,1•. ·, certificate. was m de: bv Rob. parents at three mental health tt was announced by U. ganl2atlons and clubs are baldert P. Rickard. · ctor of hospitals throughout lbe state, ·'Sertator Stephen Young lbat 1ng holiday psrtles. '!be golf KANAUGA residents, the VerIN MEIGS· COUNTY Mason County Ac .\ln ' Lakin, :(::olin Anderson center, grant of $l:U,OOII bad been club affair at the Elko Club, non Lee family, will have a M lg Local chool distrlcl Is . ' · Inc. · ,. and the Charleston Day Care 8 to the municipality to attended by 100, was one of lbe happier Christmas. '11lelr soA, e 8 sJte f~r lbe new hi h , By ROBERT WINGETT . Guests were Mrs, f-;!uise Ger· Center. . a 12-inch water line from largest next to lbe Holzer Hos- Wesley Vernon 7 e---' ser· seeklnghool R--' S 1 ltg TODAY S THOUGHT - Anyone can be frtendly rard research anal••! who The graduates here are: Mra. 8 er • ' ' ha"""""" sc ni!SI' over """ several pr ngs ooun· · f !')en · dlY· ' Rd., to lbe new Robbins pltnl event. lous Injury when ran Into deliberation Wt'th someone Wh,o IS · presented Dr. M. "" • Mitchell Ethel Beckner, Benton Blake, Myers plant. The grant the side of a truck Moaday eve- ty locations '!be sed loca· . . . · Bateman, director ,Qf; · the Mrs. Margaret M' Burks, Mrs.. . to half of lite estlmat· GALUA COMMlSSIONERS Ding. '11le tad suffered a !rae- lion Is n~ the~~ Sali.. The Christmas decorations at _the home of Mr. and West Vir~inia Ment$ •· Health Garnet M. Carr, Mrs. Isabell cost of lbe project. The Une appointed Mrs. Rulb Gillespie lured right leg and a bump on P Mrs. W~yne l)w\SIJ.~r, off West Ma1n..St., near the Department· J. Jelfert!on Mon- Cesto Mrs. Frances R. Clark, be 12,000 feet long, and it of Rt. 2 Gallipolis to the l"bild lbe head. ' btaukryen '~·.=d~~~o:•::: roy LeWglOn Postht llohme, ar~ teye-crtatching. th S . h & toe. directo; of the Governor's . 'Nellie Dudding, Mr. and estimated that II can be W U Board H term -•· , ayne, e. p arm;u:IS pa ner m e wts er E . 0 t 't A M h W F b . (,11 · · , e are ~ · · .er . .~~ · lbat municipal water supply Is Lohse Drug Store in Pomeroy, built the display himself. c_onomt~ · ppor ""'-.X. g.en.- rs. Josep · or ~·· ar· linlslled m 4$ w~klng days. '!be ,ng m 1!/10 •l!e L•w d eswL•..,h- GALUA ACADEMY voc~l available, 11 is near two main Most interei!tij!g to me of the Yuletlde SeaSQJl ex· cy , Patnda R. GrQU,. asstst- les Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. ·. ~.. plant structure " about COil>- ed a townahlp road oft Burk- and mstrument.al ensembles WJll traHie arteries, and Is sttuat- hibit is 3 life-size''Mr. 'S. Claus and his reindeers. Rudolph, ant plann~ng coordtnator lor zo- Mallory, Mrs. Ellen McDan· pl~e. 111e new -~ater line will h:u:t Lane '." the Wtllowood sub- present a Chnslmas program ed to lend Itself to possible of course, has 8 red nose, set off by a blinking light. . C~mmtss lon on 1,:1'<\'tal Re- tel, Mrs. Lillie Molll'lllng, Mn. be an added factlity to lbe fast· ~tvlSion. C•_ty board of educa· to the pubhc on Monday alght, county-wide consolidation In fuOlherunusualcreations are three reindeers made of tardation: J. C. Van FJ'yke: d~ Dorothy A. Powell, Robert B. est growins area of Galha lion ~uthorized the purchase and be!Me the. student body on tore years. plywood that appear to' be munching on grass, a large of the Putnam County Mrs. Virginia Stewart, couaty. and mstallatlon .of a $5,005 tn- Wednesday priOI' to dismissal ."Season's Greetings" ' sign, --- · . Community Action Group: Mrs. Mrs. Nora Wartenburg, Mn. tercom. system 10 Gallia Acad· for lbe holiday vac~tton. Hoi- A TRACI' of land on Mulher·l and carolers singing from lhg tile past monlb of servtceShuler of the Pt. Pleas. Opa M. Van Sickle and Mar· THE GALLIA COUNTY Jun. Iemy High school, wllb work on zer School of Numng chorus ry Heights Poeroy has been of- hymnals. men in Viet Nam: ant Employment Security Of- garet S. Wolfe. board this week set up the proJect starting this week. presented its Christmas pro- fered by lbe Meigs countY The carpentry talent ol Mr. SP-4 James R. Pullins, RA ; Mrs. Belva M. Farley, ee l•r lbe new one-""re Also purchased was a new 6fi gram Wednesday. '!be Gallla commissioners as a site for Swisher are obvious. I've heard 15712386, HHD 14th AVN BN, managing director of the . ake, situated In lbe vi- passenger school bus. Academy Future Farmers won lbe proposed museum of lbe ·many compliments of his lab- ' APO San Francisco, Calif., Pleasant • Mason county o1 the fatr and camplop bonora in a parliamentary Mei~s Coonty Pionm and w, or In helping to brighten up l96328. · tdte. B. B. Matlbews, president NORTH GALLIA Board of procedure contest held at Han- torlcal Society. Trusrees of the the Christmas season. Wayne · PFC. Micllael K. Smith, C 't C rt of the board, announced com· Educallon approved a budget nan Trace. Other scb~&ls win· society voted unanimously to has been a moonlighting car· OD. Co. Ammunition, ommum Y on~e Olillees. Fees, he noted, are lor the coming year of $3n,249. rung gold medals were Hannan accept the site. A major gilt penter for many years. San Francisco, Cali!., 96491. Scheduled Monday Approved for Veterans IV!Jhe ose of fairground facili- The National Honor Society oi '!'race, Kyger Creek and Ra- proposition of ~.0011 by J W. Dean K. Will, HM3, PT. PLEASANT - A comTraining and Social ti!i~ by gr<lUJlll not related w the high school inducted five cine. !lersher of Cbarle<ton, W. Va .. IT'S UNUSUAL when broth· Tank Bn., 3rd Marine carol concert will be Security Students lbe fair organization. The board new members. was the spark lbat has brought ers are stationed close to each I REIN) FMF, Care of Monday, Dec. 19, on Next Quarter CO!IIIdered placing a roof over EDWARD EVANli was hon- the museum into the realm of other in the armed forces. 'San Francisco, Calif., 96602. steps of the county courtBe~ins Dec. 8 lilt oullfoor Stage. FIREMEN WERE CALLED ored as the new Deputy Dis· achievement. I This, however, Is the ease l L.Cpl. Gary Jenkins, hcuse by the youth of Pt. Pleas· Catalog and lnfol'lllllllan once this week to douse an au- trict Grand High Priest at a A MAJOR ADDI'I'ION tol with two sons of Mr. and Mrs. 21, Force Logistic ant directed b) C. L. Head . 'l'he On Dlr.loma Cou.CITY AND COUNTRYSIDE to fire on Sunday morning, reception held last Sunday in the business community of the Rollin Wolfe of Minersville. Group !BRAVO), H&S event is sponsored by the Pt. Avallalu Upon Requilt II'• looting more Christmasy which did $100 damage to !he the Masonic Temple in an event Bend was eecupted this week The Wolfe's oldest son, Ji~ pany, S.l, FPO San Francisco, Sub-District Methodist every day as more homes and vehicle belonging tt Jim Work- sponsored by Gallipolis Chap- when the Pomeroy Motor Co. , enlisted in the U. S. Navy m Calif., 96602. Youlb Fellowship. ;~!ltnli'IUI were being decorat- man of Rt. 1 Gallipolis. The ter, Royal Arch Mason. There moved Into its fine new quarters 19511 and bas been serving aAll psrticipating youlb are to "4' Nut week Rio Grande and fire was on Mill Creek Rd. were approximately 100 attend· on E. Main St. , board the Destroyer USS Zel- ~ GARY . . assemble at the Trinity Cbltlltlre will have judging ot Police have been busy this ing. Dr. Edward M. Spencer, RESIDEN'I'S OF · . Iars. Jt.m's younger brother, for the Dally Sentmel, odist Clnueb at 6:30p. m. Moo36 Locust Streot 5 borne and door decoration. week investigating accidents. pediatrician, has joined lbe are getting a break durin~ Fred, . enlisted In 1963, and aft- ' who was shorted 7 pa!"'rs day for rehearsal and instruc· Phone 446 4367· Last week a Santa Claus Those this week brought Ute staff of the Galllpolls Clinic holiday season. Retail er bemg stationed at Newport, ~k ago Thursday everung lion. psrade fil!ded through t he total lor the year ahead of and Medical Center Holtpit.al. A ants of lbe town are Rhode Island, was asStgned to cetved calls every lew minute~•;·: !,•=========-' grounds of lbe Gallipolis Slate 1965. There have been 388 acci- native of Mason county, he re- lng free psrklng in the businees the same vessel. . So loyal worker that he !S, Institute, and over t,OOO resi- dents in 349 days of the year. celved his premedical training district. . Fred, accordmg lo relatives, rounded up enough papers DE~ 111 . ~ • dtllts sreeted lbe old fellow. at Ohio State University, and 'IWO RESIDENCES were " expected home for . Cbrtst- take care of all his custom,ersll ~ 1'he tntr jarring notes on the FRANK PHELPS, an official bls medical degree !rem the eled In the Meigs area Jtm, who ." mamed and and in pourmg ram, as late wFOR BETTER ;:;;!!Si lqcal s¢ene are the reports of of the Purina eo., which Is University e1 Chicago. Robert week. The home of Charles father of one chtld, has not been 7>30 P·. m. Gary started WORK "" .;::-::----.._-.. lbett of light units at a building a turkey processing Ford received honorable men- geant of near Allred 111 to get here durmg the dehvertes. . • ABE lllm!'tarieJ nu er of homes. One instilu- plant at Wellston, told Cham- tlon In the atatewlde Ohlt Ins- 611 was destroyed by fire season since b " Boys llke Garr, are wh~! deska are delliJoed lo...,.;do!hetio had all but one segment her of Commerce directors •· tory, Government and Citizen- Monday morning. It was a enlistment. makes Amertca AMERICA. dicient work deek = ... · CCCCftiiiCINCccuccccccccccccccccea .. · -.... home 111e other was •vailable. Ruued .,...lftliwiiccacccccc as ecce room · oc~p,ledl HAVE YOU been through ARRESTS MADE J the Melgs-Gallla line, CODttrudloa.. durM rd Elll 1am11 Rutiand during the nighttime P'l'. PLEASANT - Arrests ollleliaishoud-ily 1 f.~e a~d y this Christmas Season? recorded at the county jail in- ,operatH drawers w ~ lost. It was In the Ripley Rutland has its town beaut!- dude John Ferguson, 35, New make ASE <1-N.h . . No. 1 oboioo. ~ Hollow area and occurred on fully decorated and is hereby Haven, intoxication; FrankUn ~ 1'huraday momlng. complimented. I also noticed Casto, 33, Pt. Pleasant, War· ~ FIFTY MEIGS JURORS for man~ homes in the town at- ren E. Eldridge, 43, Hurricane, ~ the · January term of . tractively decorated. W. Va.: b~th char~ed with driv" were drawn from lbe jury wh..l mg while mtomated : and Del· 601 Second Ave. Ph. 446-3291 e this week. Middleport Ceuncil HERE'S the wrap-up. of the bert McCartney, 64, Rt. %, ~ voted 1e revise lbe sewer ordi· sertes of addresses prmted dur· Pleasant, peace warrant arnesL. ~ nance, upon Its lblrd reading, ~ REALLY WORKS! due to a AUmber of Inequities. ; TOPPER Middleport pollee made 40 rests durin~ November, SUSY 10 of them Tteing traffic viola11 ~ HOMEMAKER DELLA MEENGS w SAFETY Gary, Ind., a graduate of • EDUCATIONAL! Colmasl~!~.·swdeho,!! frrec clve her 0111 Smiles and Criet ~ e·~ ... ENTERTAINING! State In January, was hired .d·. 'I i the There'" ftw ups and1110stly downs IIi recto! history of the world's No, 1 cumncy-the U.S. qJJar:The loo.-t 19M dollatllas dro,....d in ~alut to something like 54 cents in ~f 1Gd1(1 purcHsing powtr durint two decad<ls1 accordiog to U.S, luNau of Labor Stat1slict fkltiNs. Tho steepest decline camo at the start of tho period onder tho impact of post-World War ll infll!tioll!ll)' lfNIS!II'IS, At 01111 1w11 ,.inh, 1949 an4 1954 did the dollar's value rise..a_boYI the prueding year. ' ''"'!' i The S1111d1y Times-SenUnel, Sunday, Dec. 18, 1968-11 Carpenter Social News 1\ . • SUCCESS.FUL ·BUSINESS CAREERS BEGIN AT GJC 1 · GALUPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE I 1 BET T E·R , · IT S MURPHYS FOR j CHRISTMAS SAVI NGSI t CHEERfUL t ' TEARFUL OQ LL I, t $ I I 99 JET ;~TION BLACK and I DECKER I PowerTools Sl9·99 99 S16· ---..-Circular Saw FOR TREATS Gg~;'g~~~lrv MIXED CANDY No HARD CANDY pound• 35c lb. ' ;··' f. . POOL BETTER QUALITY WAYNE Automatic Ball Return ' ~ tS 99 s p~lrs REALISTIC SOUND! ALL BOYS LIKE MARX BURP (;UNS c 99 REGULAR $1.00 STARDUST MAnELS SEE IN SAY 9( ""- ~ ~ c 21fo POUNDS ! ! Monopoly ! Game f .,.... Mesh or R1111ular Stitch Boxed Char.olates . TABl E ,. NYLON HOSE I PAINTING SETS c By Number • ..'• .. •~ v i ·t .......... OPEN UNTIL 9:00 PM NIGHTLY SHOP BOTH STORES IN GALLIPBOLIS G . C. MURPHY CO. Mtthat?RT S?bbb ...,,,,, b • bbbbbbt I NOW GOING FULL BLAST! Bennett Post, American will have its community Christ· mas party for cblldren on Dec. 25. 111ey wiD altto take to lbe children's home. ces Klein Is chairman of the bookmobile Story Hour for holidays to be held Dec. through Dec. 23. OUR FAMOUS 1 .,.._ JABLE TOP V• • =t o':'"~~:t:. lb;eenl'll.,untv l l FOR THE lADIES Drill ·s 99 I ":Rs. S 99 99 V•" .. GALLIPiLIS ·MERCHANTS Typewriter WASHER S I! i ' French <!tty ·Press Q V EN FOR THE MEN ~ - TYPE A TUNE I f.' :U COME IN FOR : ,. , •FREE TICKETS FROM ANY PARTICIPATING· MERCHANT •• .II NO PURCHASE REQUIRED 31Persons Placed in Employment YOU MAY WIN THIS BEAUTIFUL • , • 1 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR Boy• No-Iron (FIRST PRIZE) PT. PLEASANT - Jack L. Smith, manager of the Point Pleasant Local Office ol 1be W. Va. Dept. of Employment Security, reported Saturday lbat the local office effected the placement of 31 Jndivtcluals In gainful employment during Novlllllbcr. During lbe previous Oclnber, ll!ere were 35 lndlvlduall place . 111ere were U8 Initial claims rued wllb 589 weeki of unemployment compensation claim· ed as compared Ill the mnnth of November, tll85, when 254 initial clalma were filed and 1215 weeks of unemploym<•nt compensation claimed. The local office has openings ' for domeatic worltera who can live In or out. Alao, there are openings In the professional field; Remedial Educa· lion Teacher, Induatrlal Art• Teacber and others. 'lbese OoJSItlons are available In the local area. The local office bas recently made 20 ''Interesting'' pl~ce. ments. 11letJe were the "JI'o•t· , tr Gra!'flp~ts" ~ L a k 1n • Sta~ Hospital. The local off1ce , working In conjuntlon with lbe 'W. Va. l)ept. of Mental lleallb reftrr:ed these senior cltizentl between 110 and 70 Y""" old wllo 11~ hired and went to work recfntly at Lakin. •• 1 SWEATERS SPORT SHIRTS DRAWING WILL BE SATURDAY, Boys Sizes 6 to 20 REG. $2.99 2 DF.C. 24th 3:00 .P~. You DoNat NMCI Be PNHIII To Win 177'7'.so 5 Sticker Price , Ill ..... ..............____·-····-···-····"' ' t _ _.._...._..lllo...... :l: .. ' 11'\ ] ~'1'1~" ' ;' ' ····· --~~ .......... .. $6· 99 to $15·95 Mens White C.. u!:.hion BotiC1111 Mom Solid Color SOCKS 4 $1.00 STRETCH SOCKS SOCKS only $1 ·00 pr. Boys Funy KODIAK REO. $5.95 I 69c only pr. He will love These Mens SHIRTS SHOP THESE FRIENDLY ·P~RnCIPAriNG MERC,ANTS Rice lo Corbin Furniture o. John~11's Merkel Alll1on E!ectrlc Con'lpany Darn!Wough'•-Dept, Store Qu•k•r Stile Servile Center A • P. Teli Comp•ny G. C. Murphy Co. (Upper Store) Clorlt/,s Jitwelry O'Dell Lumber Company Farmer.'s H1rdwna Kroger Company Ti~y),f~land , . . G1lllpolls Dept. Store Wp"l~lllqrfl & Thomn Hdwt. R~ Furniture · Cllut~~lll•r Ser~lce Store · Sulf,r't Shell Sorvlc~ Center Ev'~'· upormarJ<ets, Inc, Devt.Sbuler Comp•I'IY Elllo.lf pPJI•ric~s . ~l(nl,ht·P•vln Hdw. I Ball fllrnlture eo, · · ·· ,: Otl1i'a Fclod Market ' • • no1:1141~ Clotltl'ers G, C. Murphy Co. (lOwe.r Store) ' ' · SPONSORS .ONl VI Bob Ev•n• Drlv•ln Clonlmarciel & S•ylnasJenk' . , Mo!lr•'• ~ . ·... , : Firlt ...atl\lriol B1rik • ' . . 1 Th'•. H~b , "' ~ •Qhlo Valley 8enk $4.99 prt. YOU DO NOT H.WE TO BE PRESENT TO WINii The Style Cent.r Empire Furniture Compeny llerr'• Super M.rkll Carl'• F1mlly Shoe Stare lleb Even• St.ak Hou11 Oan TI!Qmu and SOn · Tawney'Jewelers.& Studio Gal!!polla ,'t\D!or.CompiiRy i•hllll'J~IIfity Coft!plny " d'lfl ,ce C:olftllllrly . Prfce & ~IQ'ns flharmlfCy lkrnadl"" . .1 Hesklns-TI"I)" Conipany Tope'• Fur11ltun Paul D.vlu J•~¥mn , , F~t{l!tli . ~lly t.~r ~'·:111~,~; fo r Mens Buy Severo! Prs. PLUS 2 0 -- $ 2 5 ~ 0 0 G1FT CERr·~ FI CAT ES , _~ Large Selection 'Campus SWEAT SHIRTS Banlon or Orion Mens Suede Material PONDEROSSA \. Small Size Only REG. $1.39 88 $3.88 --;·~"~'~:7,~--~--..,:::•n:.:,tv~~~C:.· _ _L _ · ;~;~~;t~ 3 for 97t .,. SHIRTS Rrg. $8.9S $6.77 Only _:O~n!jli~a:nu!!•~~~l'i.,'....,., TURTLE NECK DICKIEs Orion, Velour, A:cryllc and Reversible StYle~ 98c u~ $1.29-- $].99. t '.~· n. l I I �i, ' \· .. " '} · LET'S SPRUCE UP OUR Ell. UmE l!elril ~/ .<I '< 1 • I .@eilt, ti'! ···~' 'Nt ·. . ,. ,• '- ~ 1 " wlt01.IJIIpeL1Illc ' 'i ~ • · ~1t.-;The Sjljlday ~ _ · nttn~;-~day, -~. 18;11181_ "'\lver t<ltS , ' -. B . D f h y . -. . ~=:=?~~ ·~~. ~.~~~~ :$7SMi1,•oDdfr~gr.. Asked B.fQgest uyLng ays o t e · ear rlr~~E~·;s ::~~:~;i.,;E 'In Oi.i9n Endorsem~nt Return :al'llclet "' lhi!lr ·p!Qpe!' < . , , • •• • • I '14 *1' 20 Unlversl~j>, wlli~ ~ J ::00 ':..,• ~ Dateline: rEconomy Has Ed S d ge wor 2 Gallia I :Dumdum Wounds ·uardto Take F v· Cong p. '1:r °.;, comm: 1 :r OPEN MRY EVENING TIL CHRISTMAS .,••".... "·· •.•.,. ....... ·=· - ... - •. I PORTABLE HI-FI RADIO each complete IMPERIAl DELTA FWH CAMERA Our Price • • • MISS Blanche Straley, sophomore English tea~her at Kyger Creek High school, submitted an arhcle for Dateline's column recently. lt was written by J1m Price son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price, Rt. 1, Cheshire. Ti' le ~f the article is "Thanksgiving." lt reads: . . "' " I VELOCIPEDES SPORTS BIKE THANKSGIVING should be taken more serious!~ than it is. The parents today don't teach thelf children the true meaning of ThanksgiVlng. Instead they tell them that this is a time when they get to eat turkey, pumpkin pie, and other good food.. , . . . The real meaning of Thanksg_IVIng_JS enhrely d1f· ferent. It started as far back as B1ble t1mes. Through· out the BiiJle Thanks~lving 1s mentioned often The pilgrims in 1621, at Plymouth Rock, Mass., had a feast. They invited the Indians to come. They had dances, feaoling, and games, but most important of all , they thanks to .God for their freedom, thelf fnends, and other blessmgs from God. .. . Abraham Lincoln made Thanksg!VIng a na!Jonal ~a and set the date. At this time the people had . /.'O)Iich ~or which to be thankful because the CIVIl War . ll liltl;s nearing the end. • f · Today Americans should be able to look around . them and' realize that they have much for whl'h to be . ~ankful: freedom, life, and most o! all a Great Protec· 1 tor to watch over them. d 1 Thanksgiving in America should be very sacre '·• and Holy. A time to think that God has spared us another year A time to think of each fnend we have. , Ves, ihe pe0ple o! America have ,a l~t !or which to be .thankfullf they would only realize 1t This is the real meaning of Thanksglvmg to my ,,l!il mind. • • • ORD from Crown City informed Dateline Monday Wth t Frank Swindler, former Sc~utmaster of Mer· . 8 t T 0 216 and hJS ass1stant. Oscar ~er~UJ B~e~~~~spo:1E1e 1o~ Doug Martin's excellent a~ ! '·in First Aid. Young Martin has be~n re~om­ iramJn~ for high honors as a result of hermc actions rorl:w~ng an automobile accident on a rural road In Galli a county lat.l August. • • WENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of The Daily T . kl Gallia Times . Parkmg met· Tribune and wee Y. h n and city commission er Issue betweGen /"h~mp~ ~ Veterans of Foreign Is settled · · · a 1!10 .s Hall Court St from U. A. Wars leases old Al~hl~e 6SoGSl de11ttst for past six Comett .. . · Dr·~-d~~. a~uiupS Bidwell from unbeaten ::~~~· ~~~ ~ 'Jia ~ " . ;;1"' l.tliUe basketball con· tes' 3 ., -~ -- . ~ Ladies, Men's & ChUdren: Bl~ck, brown, .ir\!Y, MONOPOLY SCRABBLE Sllttlrt>lllt ·.. $3;39 . $3.50 •- .,,,h a.ndi.: -•t•rbrlkH and t'o,..too.. :41ill0 ..... •GIFT WRAPPINGS OF ALL KINDS AT OUR U'!JAL lOW ..ICES . ) •&>paniU VoiWI'II! and '"""'.....,"'""' •&lantUOIItrol .,f ..l,...... ·... ELECTRIC ••tradl*llid ... lett.r.o •P.,. ......,Tooi•-PU, andQ ...dmrtridea SCOTCH PINE 4 FT.:,. , . . POLYETHYLENE TREE'' .. $U9 oncl $9.99 tteh TREE LIGHT SETS . . up 98c end 1'"'-r end , ' di!Cir Seft, ' ·· ExtreGETr" ' · Bulllt.AIIS&.i · TREE STANDS .... :.' ... ··I·,,. .. " .:,.. ·91c ELECTRIC CAJIIDLE~fi.IS;:J,nm -~ c«W!IIe,:i'"" TIMEX PLAYER WATCH ' DECORATI-O-NS ·· . TAPE PETITE I ~ CHROME :;::;;;;;--~ AUTO-STERE TIMEX • Checkers, Ch.,., Domino., Tinker Toya, ~lnp, Cord Gome~, luket!Nlli, fooiiNilll, C!lloring ioolis • < 12" $10.99 pn•llmlo~IU& WATCH , ius...,. ......... ytBo. .... wllh •illlbllir·..,... S89·90 IN-lid. WillllflJJ«lf, t'!ID.::!" 1~ t ~tu~iNArio 'iiyre:i.usriit. ·;.;~'·~~~t ·: tlnt.-t....,....t l1rnps In reel bells , . ::-~- .. , •• , , , . •• , , . ,' $2.49 lot '·• DAISY AIR RIFLE JJr.,t 11111 ·•n•nr ••~D~h•• Ndr. ANJU Wo _ , . trijloc). 'l1w et.Mtr .mb all tM h•lplul ..ua • lii1 \'ibra·BHI d - Hit 1.U •IM IDIIf '!<1111 yloo. •ll .tKIO , . . inl ICIIO!i, Pomeroy Home "-··Auto.Center .' PLENTY OF FRH· PARKING : " . -.2oM··' 77-,1' c •"• ' '1· 1 '• . •' '• .. , ... , .1791: ICICLES, llf. 2Sc • -~ 1 ..~~,, ...... , SPe¢1At ,17c ICICLI.{ R~. 47c . ·~ · 'l ;; . .!; ·: ,: : ; , SP.C ~~ 37c . BINOCULARS . ,, •. Alum~::.,· ~~ii itoitl~, ·¥-~:iio~ ·;':.~':~ Bold Venture UM CLEANER PHONE NO. 't (J ::-L:Y LEAF, IEL~J!IJ~Rit~ , GARL~ND, j Ill Firestone Supreme 60D E. MAIN ST. ·.......:; ft. ·'"" .. :79• ,,;;;;,,;,""' llilhL~~~~:=;-- " ' =~~•~& Pol.~rl•nds, 9 A .GAJILAN'OS, 12 .ft. Iont~ $16··~ le~;Nm .. ;pl<JI . CHRISTMAS WR:et,T+IS. , ••• ; • , , , ••• , , .• 69c u_p PINE CONE CLIJ TW ..... ......... .. , . ..,_ • 1 Our Price $5.98·Complete L.dles & Men's Billfolds --'- ·,8c to $3.98 FANCY LINED GLOVES 9Bc pr. " , v'.r.- • ,• ....{ ' ,• ' ... \ ' .~~ . •• - ., ' • ·lum Watch where you ate ton Z.07, Klulowba FlUs &.113; OOLMBUS (~· - lpte hood Issue ·1<1 aid Ohio water l'ATSY L GLASS get better aervlce and help the ularly during rush hours or at policies that please you. 1\(ake going and carry packages IIIII- Charlesjon 11.11. LolllkiD and leglslabn'e ,.II be,eoked 1<1'~ needs during the next IW t E:d. A..,., Home Ecoa. merchant keep costs down. • !closing lime. Expect only a payments and necessary J1~ brellas or other sh objects ~I dama were . runnlug prove a $iJ ' md!Ion J!I:OITIIU •:fears .. G~ ~ Geraldine Olson, · Extension Iminimum of service If you shop turns Gr exchanges prompUy.•l carefully to avoid arpcollls!ons three mchel and Winfield Dam for· OhiO's partis .~ · ~lilii' al1 Made .We are m I!'• nudst of the ·Family Economics Specialist in self-serve stores. Make complaints through the ,with Qlher customers. If poesl· one foot. facllltles, . · · , : ! •" ' Pnpol uons Ill b1ggest shoppmg days of the at the Ohlo State i With business concerns - ex- proper channels and use cu!-' blc leave t)le chtklren at home JUver Crt J u The requtil msds !lt'"clflc recommends colllly~ar.~brushupooyoursbop- : offers the following sug.'press your approval of store ,tomer services provided · by' 0r'keeptheirshnpplngl<l a · ~ :-Moun~rSta~ the Ohlo Recret~~ and Rt-:,lbe ~~ . r~:tlon ~1ng et:Jquette toward sales- ·geslions: I --the stores willlout abusing them. Iminim!llll Dress suitably and d ' ·1._ ~ m., . Ellsh woods sources Comll)iasl- whiCh Fr~ cll pro !nclu · people, . business concerns, ! With salespeople - stat •J AMC Tearful with Avoid making unfair ex-' wear 'co~rtable shoes. ' ld:;: 14, 8~j 5m~. m.; aGeorge 'day ~ •the~ieeqmmend:>: ...:s-ven new lodges !ncludfnl merchandise and other custom· clearly what you want; wait 1 Safety Standards changes, returns or demands. Take tlme 1<1 e~press your Price, up 1 ~ 12,30 a. m~ ; lndl· 'lion lor the pro~ made by full-.~tlon.complexes. Tell~ra. ,your turn and know wbat you ; Handle merchandiSe willl appreciation for help and court-! do 15 C·IO . . Jef,. the Parkli and- Recreation taUve 'liltenvoold be Sllawnet By following the basic rules ' are looking for, so you can • DETROIT (UP!) -American care and help_ keep costs in line. ' esy given you. ri 1 ~io m~: m, COUIICil. , ~ . Stale l'ark;.flCiol<l County: &b~--·-ourl_~'! _when you shop, you__make decis~ns _qui~y_, ~a!~" , Motors Corp., (AMC) ~he baby l ~md smh~g..:_~ rumphng Loulsana up , 17: 2;10 a: m:; The Coonell, a PuJ!llc .•~vis, b!can' State Pa'lt, Ric b Ian d of the. natwn's au'? mdustry, I . Buck · Stale down 17, 5 a.m.; 1ft'/ 1f0UP to the sta_le DIVIBitl!l County,:8~ S'all Fork Reser·> fears II may be crippled even NaU~ down 17, 6:40 8. m.: til-Parks and Recreli!lon, calll!d - ·~li', 'Gu~sey County. Thrre · furlller. unless changes are 1 I . Western up 1;, D:2l p. m.; And- tor. ~lllfe of ml!l!oJ> are' 12, oth.er locaUn under li! made m the new auto safety ~ rew C8lho1D1 up 11, a .a. m.; for park f'08ols. ahd, J!8!klnt· fa• consld'er~tlon. i~ reqmrements. : • Jerow up 18,' 8:55 a. m.; Titan clllties at oul!!oor recreation ~Aoouf 550 new ca~ and . ,. In an open letter to Allan s. i , up 19, 6 a. m.; L!We George UJI '81'088. . 6,5110 · adiiiUonal cam~ alta ~~ Boyd, Undersecretary of Com- NEW YORK -(UP!) - Invest 20, 4 a. m:; OV!O down 211, ' ,Jn ~.·II! a'!'.:tthe con;; :-At less! 21!,00111:~'= tc,. merce, AMC preSident Roy tors faced an economic slow- fOm Je . sup~ mmg beach and 15 • 5,10 a: m.; Jenks up 21 , 2,45 mission ..,.d II ~-~1 '!.' "' Abernethy sa1d the new comp~l- down this week and reacted by a. m,; O. E. Shearer dow1> 2S, ,the Genel'al Alsembly oo _any -Name new. marlow. . sory standards would reqwre buying and selling and eventu- WASHINGTON !UP!) _ The 9,15. p, m.; Kathleen Jl:. doWn method of flllBncing the ll!gl!l.a· ~me 40 new public servlte 1 • · buildmgs. hiS co~pany to _compete With ally ending up close to whcre!Viet Cong, using caWU'ed U.S. 23, 10:25 p, · m,; Walter ·lleck· tors dec~ ~pon. , · By HOBART WILSON, JR. the mdustry giants, General llley finished last week, The weapuns, are giving Gl's'brotal jord up· :IS, 4:.30 ·a, m.; Rang~ B?. etMioi:Bing the ~lion lnciiJ4ed ·in the :_ppendllui'M T. K. OWENS, Gall!a County Schools Superintendent, Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co:, economic situation was a two- Iproof of the devastating effect Uf (lreel)up 4 p. m.; Miss Sua- .counCil r~tiOJII lbl1 ~uld be $2.5 mlllioo for J<'C(ulreceived a letter recently from Marshall Robinson, and Chrysler Corp. on thelf edged sword. Iof the American MIG rifle, . an up Greenup ·7,55 p.' m. : L. ~mmlsslon ga=e. ila. aw:~~ sition ~ sman:secuons ot Ia~ Canton, commenting him on his "History of Gallia level. Signs of the slowdown have An Army doctor and veterll" Flore up Greenup 2:10 a.m.: : 1theo()lk ~ ihe Water ~~;:"-fan:;' Pr:~ks, • County Schools" articles which have · 1 been plentiful. They have of Vietnam described Friday Rose G, up-Greenup 2:45a.m.; ~ee!on 1M 8 W;Jo million ma ~ aeq · wasq· llave appeared frequently in the Daily ' B . D f d stemmed mainly from llle auto the "dum-dum" effect of the Boc-K doW. Greenup 6 a, m.: ISS · · . ges ·the U Frida the Tribune uring the past few years. Wrote 011 8 1 at ey to e en industry, which has been preM16's bullet which, he said, Esso West VIrginia· lip GreenBowl d wn winfield 6'55 m: In · r ac Y_dl Mr. Rubinson: 0 'The Strangler' dieting lower sales for 1967 as shatters on impact, caualng up 8:50 ,a, m,; A. J, .Patten up Jefl es up Winfielin-:5 ~ ~)um:u~n !ff"~~VIwl~ • • • 11 FREEHOLD, N. J. (UP!) well as production cutbacks and "massive tissue destruction." Meldahl 2 p. m.; Cotton Queen · . e~~n R Merrlll ;' Win \ ~ns ;;" y Oak Dear Mr. Owens: 01 Attorney F. Lee Bailey of steadily declining sales lllis The doctor, Maj. Nqrman up Meldahl 10:45 p, in.· J. s; m Rel.,d 12 ~ · m. ·aele z up' Rwa .s;r" ce rom urr The Tribune which came today has · 'R'1ch , served w1t'h the Second LeWIS · up Meldshl 2:10 'a. m.; Wlrifield ·••I2'50 a. ·• m·· nTamm · · eseno:Oir. a very interesting story written by you Bos ton, fres h from a v1'cto ry '" Iyear. , · 1 le¢811 about the History of Gallia County the Carl Coppolino murder trial, Industrial production for No- Surgical Hospital and described Pamela D. down Meldahl 6:30 Whit WJnli1"ict 2:05 8 ~ IDThe re;,"alrnu<' Schools. It has been my pleasure to have says he will defend the man vember declined and business the effect of the bullet In a a. m. · Semel doup w· eflld·2.50 ' m.: Jrhnonellllyear : I o1' cWUl'·-~ h 1· t b th "B t · t · d' ed . Ill e wn m e . a.m., o olap , r. ...,,_ read' all the articles which you have 1 wt o c .,:?s o e ede b"'b' on 1nven oroesh wdere JScdosh h to sympo~oum onh e care given GaDipolls Dam - John Ladd Olarles it. down Winfield 3:20 port· vlce chairman Ben Dray. written especially the earlier ones because I was more srang1er on arm ro ery 1.... reac e a recor 1g at casua!11es of I e war. Dean down •:30 p, m.; Rella. Ed 11os rib d · . ~ Col b and ricrejary familiar w1th the activities of Gallia County. and .indecent assault charges. the end of October. In one case, Rich cited a Gl hie up 8:50 p, m.; Pollywog~- ~-·ld ~na. 4 a m.wo own· · Myron,um~,I eon ol A\he!III. You may want to include my name sometime as Bailey's chent, a 33-year-old wounded by an Ml! bullet r~ down 11:20 p, m.; John J. m 1e I started teaching in Clay Township-Sardis 191Jl. 1919, Providence 1919-1920 and then I moved to Guy- man confined to Bridgewater DWTON (UP!) - Randall ceived an entry ·· ···•n.< about Rowe up 12:50 a. m.; Harvey ~ an Township-Cofer 1920-1921, Campbell 1921-1922. (Mass.) State Hospital since K. Tedrow, 22, Vandalia, died the size of the eras.r •• a lead Jordon up 2:25 •· m.; Principio i · ·' · My home was '14 mile north of Mercerville. In fact I November 1964, .reportedly has Friday night at Good Samari- pencil. The exit wound was a. up 3:55 a. m.; Baby Lear down I adm1tted throtUmg II Greater tan Hospital of Injuries receivbout the size of a regular cJg. 8:55a.m,; E. P. Jones up 8:35 I stiU own 100 acres of land along 218. Our family has Boston women from June 1962 ed in a Dec. 10 auto crash on arette pack, or some 125 times a. m. ! owned it since 1845. In the year 1922-1923 I went to school, finishing ~I Gallia Academy High School and Bliss Business College and in 1923-1926 I was a commercial teacher at Bridgeport High School and m 1926-1929 Toronto H1gh ~boo) and in 1929 I came to McKinley High in Canton ancl in l 944 "as transferred to T1mken Vocahonal. 1 expect to stay here until I retire. which may be any time or in another two yrars that would make me 50 years. We ex pect a good mcrease in salary in January or September. All of my high school experi~nce has 12 transistor&. Complete with batteries been in commercial and bookkeeping exclusively for more than 40 vears . $9.95 1 might add that my superiors in Gallia County were Edward Edwards, P. 0 . Wagner, John Lusher, Ross Hal· OMEX WATCHIS ........... · $6.95 1p ley- all deceased. You might wonder "where did that guy come from?" I went to Rio Grande College anct h1gh school m Sep· WALKIE-TALKIE •· •· .. $16.99 temher 1917 and 1 believe that you and yom brother Three transistors, 47 inch rod,·antenna 1,2 , IJIJlt John were there in 1918 and a number of othrs from range , ' Centervi!le--Eddie ·.dwards, Brinton and lbymon AI· SIX TRANSISTOR WALKJE TALKIE , lison, Spud Davis, Neil Jones, PhiL Evans etc. 10 Trar1alstor 1 roomed with floyd and Fred GillS at the Grate \ll • 1 mile r•nge-$29;95 complete . AM/FM home bv 1he Dr. Howell home. l feel very much at WGNUS TABLE MODEL h<oroe with the boys anrl c:irls from Rio from 1917 to PORTABLE EJ22, and had I been a -c· l"r student ! should have CHORD ORGAN $29.95 RADIO graduated in 1921 or' I ' :. . ,•,fter many years of sum· .. one Year Warranty mer school work 1 did fl> · : ive an AB from R1o m 1930 but unfortunately never found it poss1ble to receive, a Masters degree for many reasons. I do hope that R1o With 2 flash bulbs, 2 batteries and fUm. ·Rec. Prk!e Grande can be fully accredited in the near future. J4.98 complete . · Several years ago I recommended your name to the McKinley Faculty when you were a cand1date for $3.98 . the Teacher's Retirement Board. , . Tom, may 1 wish for you the best of luck m your IMPERIAL CUBEX IV CAMERA dut1 • c as head of the schools of my home county which 8 pc. Outfit. Includes one cube flalih, takea four I try to visit every summer. flash photos without cbllilging. bulbs 2 batteries Sincerely, and tilm. Reg. Price $6.98 ' MARSHALL ROlliNSON firttfont 'VItttfont , ,., •'.. , , I I Santa Claa1 w!b bo al tile Racine Fire S1!d011 10 pau Ill tresla 10 tile Iota! eldJ. dru Swldsy, Dee. 11, al a •· ... The fl'eala are doaaled by lle Amerlcaa Leglta Aas!l!· ary aad tbe FlrtmeD'I Aox!lo lllar)· of Racble. City Buys Tract for CJC A creage Plush Point Resort ·Will Be Auctioned . ' . ·fl', PLEASANT - Indication was given here Fl1· day that the Pleasant Polnt Resort, barring any last min· ute change in plans, wlll be sold at public auction on Mon· day. The resort was to be sold under a court order No, vember 18, but a 31-day postponement was granted by The Galhpolls Ci'.y Com~o~lo-1 Federal Judge Sidney L. Christie for present owners to a~proved an ordinance at attempt completion of plans to pay off some $2.1 million a specJal meeting Friday night in liens and reopen the purchase a traet of land in plush motel-style resort. unless there Is a change In East GaiUpolls adjacenl to the Assistant U, S, Attorney plans over the weekend. IGall!poll!a Stale lnsUiute farm George D. Betor reportedly has The center ran inl<l financial from the Gallipolis board of ed· said the Federal . Small Busi- problems soon after lt opened ness Administration, which last year. The city after gaining po,. holds liens totaling $987,000 a. Major creditors Include H.B. Ises.sL',. of iJte land, on which it gains! the property' will not Agston and ~ns, Inc., of an option lor a year and a accept a plan by the West Vir- Charleston, which sued for half will In turn tell the tract glnla Industries Development $217,000 lor construction, the of 7'.48 acres to the Community Corp., resort developers, to SBA and the Huntington Trust Jnduatr!al Corporation 10 be re-open the business located &c Savings Bank which holds a added 1<1 the industrial park near Point Pleasant. mortgage of $412,607. Betor indicated late last PLAN PROGRAM week that llle property would The Bradford Church of be sold at public auction at Christ will hold Its Christmas 10:30 a. m. Monday In h-ont of program Sunday night stsrting the Mason County Courthouse, at 7 p.m. 1 1 BEL.L DAY - Saturday was "bell rl~ng day" Iii Gallipolis ao members of the Gallipolis llotary elub were out in full force collecting donations for tbelr annual Christmas basket project. Shown above b1t Manning Wetherholt, left,, and !by St. Clair, j~a:tr ~imts ---- VOL. 1 NO. 46 itntintl --------------------~ Poge· If SECOND SECTION SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1966 ., �i, ' \· .. " '} · LET'S SPRUCE UP OUR Ell. UmE l!elril ~/ .<I '< 1 • I .@eilt, ti'! ···~' 'Nt ·. . ,. ,• '- ~ 1 " wlt01.IJIIpeL1Illc ' 'i ~ • · ~1t.-;The Sjljlday ~ _ · nttn~;-~day, -~. 18;11181_ "'\lver t<ltS , ' -. B . D f h y . -. . ~=:=?~~ ·~~. ~.~~~~ :$7SMi1,•oDdfr~gr.. Asked B.fQgest uyLng ays o t e · ear rlr~~E~·;s ::~~:~;i.,;E 'In Oi.i9n Endorsem~nt Return :al'llclet "' lhi!lr ·p!Qpe!' < . , , • •• • • I '14 *1' 20 Unlversl~j>, wlli~ ~ J ::00 ':..,• ~ Dateline: rEconomy Has Ed S d ge wor 2 Gallia I :Dumdum Wounds ·uardto Take F v· Cong p. '1:r °.;, comm: 1 :r OPEN MRY EVENING TIL CHRISTMAS .,••".... "·· •.•.,. ....... ·=· - ... - •. I PORTABLE HI-FI RADIO each complete IMPERIAl DELTA FWH CAMERA Our Price • • • MISS Blanche Straley, sophomore English tea~her at Kyger Creek High school, submitted an arhcle for Dateline's column recently. lt was written by J1m Price son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price, Rt. 1, Cheshire. Ti' le ~f the article is "Thanksgiving." lt reads: . . "' " I VELOCIPEDES SPORTS BIKE THANKSGIVING should be taken more serious!~ than it is. The parents today don't teach thelf children the true meaning of ThanksgiVlng. Instead they tell them that this is a time when they get to eat turkey, pumpkin pie, and other good food.. , . . . The real meaning of Thanksg_IVIng_JS enhrely d1f· ferent. It started as far back as B1ble t1mes. Through· out the BiiJle Thanks~lving 1s mentioned often The pilgrims in 1621, at Plymouth Rock, Mass., had a feast. They invited the Indians to come. They had dances, feaoling, and games, but most important of all , they thanks to .God for their freedom, thelf fnends, and other blessmgs from God. .. . Abraham Lincoln made Thanksg!VIng a na!Jonal ~a and set the date. At this time the people had . /.'O)Iich ~or which to be thankful because the CIVIl War . ll liltl;s nearing the end. • f · Today Americans should be able to look around . them and' realize that they have much for whl'h to be . ~ankful: freedom, life, and most o! all a Great Protec· 1 tor to watch over them. d 1 Thanksgiving in America should be very sacre '·• and Holy. A time to think that God has spared us another year A time to think of each fnend we have. , Ves, ihe pe0ple o! America have ,a l~t !or which to be .thankfullf they would only realize 1t This is the real meaning of Thanksglvmg to my ,,l!il mind. • • • ORD from Crown City informed Dateline Monday Wth t Frank Swindler, former Sc~utmaster of Mer· . 8 t T 0 216 and hJS ass1stant. Oscar ~er~UJ B~e~~~~spo:1E1e 1o~ Doug Martin's excellent a~ ! '·in First Aid. Young Martin has be~n re~om­ iramJn~ for high honors as a result of hermc actions rorl:w~ng an automobile accident on a rural road In Galli a county lat.l August. • • WENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of The Daily T . kl Gallia Times . Parkmg met· Tribune and wee Y. h n and city commission er Issue betweGen /"h~mp~ ~ Veterans of Foreign Is settled · · · a 1!10 .s Hall Court St from U. A. Wars leases old Al~hl~e 6SoGSl de11ttst for past six Comett .. . · Dr·~-d~~. a~uiupS Bidwell from unbeaten ::~~~· ~~~ ~ 'Jia ~ " . ;;1"' l.tliUe basketball con· tes' 3 ., -~ -- . ~ Ladies, Men's & ChUdren: Bl~ck, brown, .ir\!Y, MONOPOLY SCRABBLE Sllttlrt>lllt ·.. $3;39 . $3.50 •- .,,,h a.ndi.: -•t•rbrlkH and t'o,..too.. :41ill0 ..... •GIFT WRAPPINGS OF ALL KINDS AT OUR U'!JAL lOW ..ICES . ) •&>paniU VoiWI'II! and '"""'.....,"'""' •&lantUOIItrol .,f ..l,...... ·... ELECTRIC ••tradl*llid ... lett.r.o •P.,. ......,Tooi•-PU, andQ ...dmrtridea SCOTCH PINE 4 FT.:,. , . . POLYETHYLENE TREE'' .. $U9 oncl $9.99 tteh TREE LIGHT SETS . . up 98c end 1'"'-r end , ' di!Cir Seft, ' ·· ExtreGETr" ' · Bulllt.AIIS&.i · TREE STANDS .... :.' ... ··I·,,. .. " .:,.. ·91c ELECTRIC CAJIIDLE~fi.IS;:J,nm -~ c«W!IIe,:i'"" TIMEX PLAYER WATCH ' DECORATI-O-NS ·· . TAPE PETITE I ~ CHROME :;::;;;;;--~ AUTO-STERE TIMEX • Checkers, Ch.,., Domino., Tinker Toya, ~lnp, Cord Gome~, luket!Nlli, fooiiNilll, C!lloring ioolis • < 12" $10.99 pn•llmlo~IU& WATCH , ius...,. ......... ytBo. .... wllh •illlbllir·..,... S89·90 IN-lid. WillllflJJ«lf, t'!ID.::!" 1~ t ~tu~iNArio 'iiyre:i.usriit. ·;.;~'·~~~t ·: tlnt.-t....,....t l1rnps In reel bells , . ::-~- .. , •• , , , . •• , , . ,' $2.49 lot '·• DAISY AIR RIFLE JJr.,t 11111 ·•n•nr ••~D~h•• Ndr. ANJU Wo _ , . trijloc). 'l1w et.Mtr .mb all tM h•lplul ..ua • lii1 \'ibra·BHI d - Hit 1.U •IM IDIIf '!<1111 yloo. •ll .tKIO , . . inl ICIIO!i, Pomeroy Home "-··Auto.Center .' PLENTY OF FRH· PARKING : " . -.2oM··' 77-,1' c •"• ' '1· 1 '• . •' '• .. , ... , .1791: ICICLES, llf. 2Sc • -~ 1 ..~~,, ...... , SPe¢1At ,17c ICICLI.{ R~. 47c . ·~ · 'l ;; . .!; ·: ,: : ; , SP.C ~~ 37c . BINOCULARS . ,, •. Alum~::.,· ~~ii itoitl~, ·¥-~:iio~ ·;':.~':~ Bold Venture UM CLEANER PHONE NO. 't (J ::-L:Y LEAF, IEL~J!IJ~Rit~ , GARL~ND, j Ill Firestone Supreme 60D E. MAIN ST. ·.......:; ft. ·'"" .. :79• ,,;;;;,,;,""' llilhL~~~~:=;-- " ' =~~•~& Pol.~rl•nds, 9 A .GAJILAN'OS, 12 .ft. Iont~ $16··~ le~;Nm .. ;pl<JI . CHRISTMAS WR:et,T+IS. , ••• ; • , , , ••• , , .• 69c u_p PINE CONE CLIJ TW ..... ......... .. , . ..,_ • 1 Our Price $5.98·Complete L.dles & Men's Billfolds --'- ·,8c to $3.98 FANCY LINED GLOVES 9Bc pr. " , v'.r.- • ,• ....{ ' ,• ' ... \ ' .~~ . •• - ., ' • ·lum Watch where you ate ton Z.07, Klulowba FlUs &.113; OOLMBUS (~· - lpte hood Issue ·1<1 aid Ohio water l'ATSY L GLASS get better aervlce and help the ularly during rush hours or at policies that please you. 1\(ake going and carry packages IIIII- Charlesjon 11.11. LolllkiD and leglslabn'e ,.II be,eoked 1<1'~ needs during the next IW t E:d. A..,., Home Ecoa. merchant keep costs down. • !closing lime. Expect only a payments and necessary J1~ brellas or other sh objects ~I dama were . runnlug prove a $iJ ' md!Ion J!I:OITIIU •:fears .. G~ ~ Geraldine Olson, · Extension Iminimum of service If you shop turns Gr exchanges prompUy.•l carefully to avoid arpcollls!ons three mchel and Winfield Dam for· OhiO's partis .~ · ~lilii' al1 Made .We are m I!'• nudst of the ·Family Economics Specialist in self-serve stores. Make complaints through the ,with Qlher customers. If poesl· one foot. facllltles, . · · , : ! •" ' Pnpol uons Ill b1ggest shoppmg days of the at the Ohlo State i With business concerns - ex- proper channels and use cu!-' blc leave t)le chtklren at home JUver Crt J u The requtil msds !lt'"clflc recommends colllly~ar.~brushupooyoursbop- : offers the following sug.'press your approval of store ,tomer services provided · by' 0r'keeptheirshnpplngl<l a · ~ :-Moun~rSta~ the Ohlo Recret~~ and Rt-:,lbe ~~ . r~:tlon ~1ng et:Jquette toward sales- ·geslions: I --the stores willlout abusing them. Iminim!llll Dress suitably and d ' ·1._ ~ m., . Ellsh woods sources Comll)iasl- whiCh Fr~ cll pro !nclu · people, . business concerns, ! With salespeople - stat •J AMC Tearful with Avoid making unfair ex-' wear 'co~rtable shoes. ' ld:;: 14, 8~j 5m~. m.; aGeorge 'day ~ •the~ieeqmmend:>: ...:s-ven new lodges !ncludfnl merchandise and other custom· clearly what you want; wait 1 Safety Standards changes, returns or demands. Take tlme 1<1 e~press your Price, up 1 ~ 12,30 a. m~ ; lndl· 'lion lor the pro~ made by full-.~tlon.complexes. Tell~ra. ,your turn and know wbat you ; Handle merchandiSe willl appreciation for help and court-! do 15 C·IO . . Jef,. the Parkli and- Recreation taUve 'liltenvoold be Sllawnet By following the basic rules ' are looking for, so you can • DETROIT (UP!) -American care and help_ keep costs in line. ' esy given you. ri 1 ~io m~: m, COUIICil. , ~ . Stale l'ark;.flCiol<l County: &b~--·-ourl_~'! _when you shop, you__make decis~ns _qui~y_, ~a!~" , Motors Corp., (AMC) ~he baby l ~md smh~g..:_~ rumphng Loulsana up , 17: 2;10 a: m:; The Coonell, a PuJ!llc .•~vis, b!can' State Pa'lt, Ric b Ian d of the. natwn's au'? mdustry, I . Buck · Stale down 17, 5 a.m.; 1ft'/ 1f0UP to the sta_le DIVIBitl!l County,:8~ S'all Fork Reser·> fears II may be crippled even NaU~ down 17, 6:40 8. m.: til-Parks and Recreli!lon, calll!d - ·~li', 'Gu~sey County. Thrre · furlller. unless changes are 1 I . Western up 1;, D:2l p. m.; And- tor. ~lllfe of ml!l!oJ> are' 12, oth.er locaUn under li! made m the new auto safety ~ rew C8lho1D1 up 11, a .a. m.; for park f'08ols. ahd, J!8!klnt· fa• consld'er~tlon. i~ reqmrements. : • Jerow up 18,' 8:55 a. m.; Titan clllties at oul!!oor recreation ~Aoouf 550 new ca~ and . ,. In an open letter to Allan s. i , up 19, 6 a. m.; L!We George UJI '81'088. . 6,5110 · adiiiUonal cam~ alta ~~ Boyd, Undersecretary of Com- NEW YORK -(UP!) - Invest 20, 4 a. m:; OV!O down 211, ' ,Jn ~.·II! a'!'.:tthe con;; :-At less! 21!,00111:~'= tc,. merce, AMC preSident Roy tors faced an economic slow- fOm Je . sup~ mmg beach and 15 • 5,10 a: m.; Jenks up 21 , 2,45 mission ..,.d II ~-~1 '!.' "' Abernethy sa1d the new comp~l- down this week and reacted by a. m,; O. E. Shearer dow1> 2S, ,the Genel'al Alsembly oo _any -Name new. marlow. . sory standards would reqwre buying and selling and eventu- WASHINGTON !UP!) _ The 9,15. p, m.; Kathleen Jl:. doWn method of flllBncing the ll!gl!l.a· ~me 40 new public servlte 1 • · buildmgs. hiS co~pany to _compete With ally ending up close to whcre!Viet Cong, using caWU'ed U.S. 23, 10:25 p, · m,; Walter ·lleck· tors dec~ ~pon. , · By HOBART WILSON, JR. the mdustry giants, General llley finished last week, The weapuns, are giving Gl's'brotal jord up· :IS, 4:.30 ·a, m.; Rang~ B?. etMioi:Bing the ~lion lnciiJ4ed ·in the :_ppendllui'M T. K. OWENS, Gall!a County Schools Superintendent, Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co:, economic situation was a two- Iproof of the devastating effect Uf (lreel)up 4 p. m.; Miss Sua- .counCil r~tiOJII lbl1 ~uld be $2.5 mlllioo for J<'C(ulreceived a letter recently from Marshall Robinson, and Chrysler Corp. on thelf edged sword. Iof the American MIG rifle, . an up Greenup ·7,55 p.' m. : L. ~mmlsslon ga=e. ila. aw:~~ sition ~ sman:secuons ot Ia~ Canton, commenting him on his "History of Gallia level. Signs of the slowdown have An Army doctor and veterll" Flore up Greenup 2:10 a.m.: : 1theo()lk ~ ihe Water ~~;:"-fan:;' Pr:~ks, • County Schools" articles which have · 1 been plentiful. They have of Vietnam described Friday Rose G, up-Greenup 2:45a.m.; ~ee!on 1M 8 W;Jo million ma ~ aeq · wasq· llave appeared frequently in the Daily ' B . D f d stemmed mainly from llle auto the "dum-dum" effect of the Boc-K doW. Greenup 6 a, m.: ISS · · . ges ·the U Frida the Tribune uring the past few years. Wrote 011 8 1 at ey to e en industry, which has been preM16's bullet which, he said, Esso West VIrginia· lip GreenBowl d wn winfield 6'55 m: In · r ac Y_dl Mr. Rubinson: 0 'The Strangler' dieting lower sales for 1967 as shatters on impact, caualng up 8:50 ,a, m,; A. J, .Patten up Jefl es up Winfielin-:5 ~ ~)um:u~n !ff"~~VIwl~ • • • 11 FREEHOLD, N. J. (UP!) well as production cutbacks and "massive tissue destruction." Meldahl 2 p. m.; Cotton Queen · . e~~n R Merrlll ;' Win \ ~ns ;;" y Oak Dear Mr. Owens: 01 Attorney F. Lee Bailey of steadily declining sales lllis The doctor, Maj. Nqrman up Meldahl 10:45 p, in.· J. s; m Rel.,d 12 ~ · m. ·aele z up' Rwa .s;r" ce rom urr The Tribune which came today has · 'R'1ch , served w1t'h the Second LeWIS · up Meldshl 2:10 'a. m.; Wlrifield ·••I2'50 a. ·• m·· nTamm · · eseno:Oir. a very interesting story written by you Bos ton, fres h from a v1'cto ry '" Iyear. , · 1 le¢811 about the History of Gallia County the Carl Coppolino murder trial, Industrial production for No- Surgical Hospital and described Pamela D. down Meldahl 6:30 Whit WJnli1"ict 2:05 8 ~ IDThe re;,"alrnu<' Schools. It has been my pleasure to have says he will defend the man vember declined and business the effect of the bullet In a a. m. · Semel doup w· eflld·2.50 ' m.: Jrhnonellllyear : I o1' cWUl'·-~ h 1· t b th "B t · t · d' ed . Ill e wn m e . a.m., o olap , r. ...,,_ read' all the articles which you have 1 wt o c .,:?s o e ede b"'b' on 1nven oroesh wdere JScdosh h to sympo~oum onh e care given GaDipolls Dam - John Ladd Olarles it. down Winfield 3:20 port· vlce chairman Ben Dray. written especially the earlier ones because I was more srang1er on arm ro ery 1.... reac e a recor 1g at casua!11es of I e war. Dean down •:30 p, m.; Rella. Ed 11os rib d · . ~ Col b and ricrejary familiar w1th the activities of Gallia County. and .indecent assault charges. the end of October. In one case, Rich cited a Gl hie up 8:50 p, m.; Pollywog~- ~-·ld ~na. 4 a m.wo own· · Myron,um~,I eon ol A\he!III. You may want to include my name sometime as Bailey's chent, a 33-year-old wounded by an Ml! bullet r~ down 11:20 p, m.; John J. m 1e I started teaching in Clay Township-Sardis 191Jl. 1919, Providence 1919-1920 and then I moved to Guy- man confined to Bridgewater DWTON (UP!) - Randall ceived an entry ·· ···•n.< about Rowe up 12:50 a. m.; Harvey ~ an Township-Cofer 1920-1921, Campbell 1921-1922. (Mass.) State Hospital since K. Tedrow, 22, Vandalia, died the size of the eras.r •• a lead Jordon up 2:25 •· m.; Principio i · ·' · My home was '14 mile north of Mercerville. In fact I November 1964, .reportedly has Friday night at Good Samari- pencil. The exit wound was a. up 3:55 a. m.; Baby Lear down I adm1tted throtUmg II Greater tan Hospital of Injuries receivbout the size of a regular cJg. 8:55a.m,; E. P. Jones up 8:35 I stiU own 100 acres of land along 218. Our family has Boston women from June 1962 ed in a Dec. 10 auto crash on arette pack, or some 125 times a. m. ! owned it since 1845. In the year 1922-1923 I went to school, finishing ~I Gallia Academy High School and Bliss Business College and in 1923-1926 I was a commercial teacher at Bridgeport High School and m 1926-1929 Toronto H1gh ~boo) and in 1929 I came to McKinley High in Canton ancl in l 944 "as transferred to T1mken Vocahonal. 1 expect to stay here until I retire. which may be any time or in another two yrars that would make me 50 years. We ex pect a good mcrease in salary in January or September. All of my high school experi~nce has 12 transistor&. Complete with batteries been in commercial and bookkeeping exclusively for more than 40 vears . $9.95 1 might add that my superiors in Gallia County were Edward Edwards, P. 0 . Wagner, John Lusher, Ross Hal· OMEX WATCHIS ........... · $6.95 1p ley- all deceased. You might wonder "where did that guy come from?" I went to Rio Grande College anct h1gh school m Sep· WALKIE-TALKIE •· •· .. $16.99 temher 1917 and 1 believe that you and yom brother Three transistors, 47 inch rod,·antenna 1,2 , IJIJlt John were there in 1918 and a number of othrs from range , ' Centervi!le--Eddie ·.dwards, Brinton and lbymon AI· SIX TRANSISTOR WALKJE TALKIE , lison, Spud Davis, Neil Jones, PhiL Evans etc. 10 Trar1alstor 1 roomed with floyd and Fred GillS at the Grate \ll • 1 mile r•nge-$29;95 complete . AM/FM home bv 1he Dr. Howell home. l feel very much at WGNUS TABLE MODEL h<oroe with the boys anrl c:irls from Rio from 1917 to PORTABLE EJ22, and had I been a -c· l"r student ! should have CHORD ORGAN $29.95 RADIO graduated in 1921 or' I ' :. . ,•,fter many years of sum· .. one Year Warranty mer school work 1 did fl> · : ive an AB from R1o m 1930 but unfortunately never found it poss1ble to receive, a Masters degree for many reasons. I do hope that R1o With 2 flash bulbs, 2 batteries and fUm. ·Rec. Prk!e Grande can be fully accredited in the near future. J4.98 complete . · Several years ago I recommended your name to the McKinley Faculty when you were a cand1date for $3.98 . the Teacher's Retirement Board. , . Tom, may 1 wish for you the best of luck m your IMPERIAL CUBEX IV CAMERA dut1 • c as head of the schools of my home county which 8 pc. Outfit. Includes one cube flalih, takea four I try to visit every summer. flash photos without cbllilging. bulbs 2 batteries Sincerely, and tilm. Reg. Price $6.98 ' MARSHALL ROlliNSON firttfont 'VItttfont , ,., •'.. , , I I Santa Claa1 w!b bo al tile Racine Fire S1!d011 10 pau Ill tresla 10 tile Iota! eldJ. dru Swldsy, Dee. 11, al a •· ... The fl'eala are doaaled by lle Amerlcaa Leglta Aas!l!· ary aad tbe FlrtmeD'I Aox!lo lllar)· of Racble. City Buys Tract for CJC A creage Plush Point Resort ·Will Be Auctioned . ' . ·fl', PLEASANT - Indication was given here Fl1· day that the Pleasant Polnt Resort, barring any last min· ute change in plans, wlll be sold at public auction on Mon· day. The resort was to be sold under a court order No, vember 18, but a 31-day postponement was granted by The Galhpolls Ci'.y Com~o~lo-1 Federal Judge Sidney L. Christie for present owners to a~proved an ordinance at attempt completion of plans to pay off some $2.1 million a specJal meeting Friday night in liens and reopen the purchase a traet of land in plush motel-style resort. unless there Is a change In East GaiUpolls adjacenl to the Assistant U, S, Attorney plans over the weekend. IGall!poll!a Stale lnsUiute farm George D. Betor reportedly has The center ran inl<l financial from the Gallipolis board of ed· said the Federal . Small Busi- problems soon after lt opened ness Administration, which last year. The city after gaining po,. holds liens totaling $987,000 a. Major creditors Include H.B. Ises.sL',. of iJte land, on which it gains! the property' will not Agston and ~ns, Inc., of an option lor a year and a accept a plan by the West Vir- Charleston, which sued for half will In turn tell the tract glnla Industries Development $217,000 lor construction, the of 7'.48 acres to the Community Corp., resort developers, to SBA and the Huntington Trust Jnduatr!al Corporation 10 be re-open the business located &c Savings Bank which holds a added 1<1 the industrial park near Point Pleasant. mortgage of $412,607. Betor indicated late last PLAN PROGRAM week that llle property would The Bradford Church of be sold at public auction at Christ will hold Its Christmas 10:30 a. m. Monday In h-ont of program Sunday night stsrting the Mason County Courthouse, at 7 p.m. 1 1 BEL.L DAY - Saturday was "bell rl~ng day" Iii Gallipolis ao members of the Gallipolis llotary elub were out in full force collecting donations for tbelr annual Christmas basket project. Shown above b1t Manning Wetherholt, left,, and !by St. Clair, j~a:tr ~imts ---- VOL. 1 NO. 46 itntintl --------------------~ Poge· If SECOND SECTION SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1966 ., �• / ' ,, .' II ' ' i· ~- .,~~.·=~.:7.:"1:: 1 fc:TIFFiNft·;~··i-eDir·+ Je"WELE. 'S" '"'I m~~&~l~~telrSuD.day, Dee. 18, 1988 Ji~•d 'I Gertrqde Carman will draw 'am•• 11 ~ ~' Main 0! ~ ~ I . !II I ·- ~-~"«;:, · - · '>'tfi5,.~. .!iUQ ·1 Students Present B Program at School ~ I • : ·' \ t· 1 I .. 130 tor lbe and "' 416 St. I· ,. W . Pt. PIJnt, W. Yo. pelll juries ol tbe ~an,u.al')' e OP~N AN ACCOUNT IN ;J ·MINUTgS, Slt{ALL DOWN PAYMENT term o1 !'lmmoo pleas COW'! DEUVEllS ANY ITeM IN OUI! STORE :oiDO ·ACCOYNTS WELCOME al 1 p.m. Monday 1n lbe omc• L" Willi)mson ' .· . . Bill Wellman ! of clerk of eolll1il Mll.rlorle ___,, 1 Rineban. Flnt 30 nam.. will •!! • • • ,. ' J ._..,_. ·be for "and jul')' duly and !i th• r· m•lninll 100 lor petit I jury duty. ~ 1 ,," '' ( I • ' ' . ' ' I. New Designs to _Compliment ·a Pe1[ect .Diamond 1 I . Students of Bradbury Elemen- ; ~ i tary School· participated in the , w Christmas program at the school I Thursday. A Christmas Carol, a Negro Spiritual, "Mary Hao ' a Baby," was read by Carm•l ~ · Murphy. ~ 1 Grades one through four 1~ sang, "Frosly the Snow Man," 'II I "J Saw Mommy," "Susy Snow It · F'lake" and "Away In a Man· I ger." The fifth and sixlh 1! grades sang, "Lei II Snow" ...ICCzil CCCCIIIC......W:tR. [I 'I DRUM OUTFITS ONLY ' 1 1 I ' 1 . ' ' GOLD MEDAL WINNER - The Racine Chapter of the Future Farmers of Am_erica Parliamentary Procedure team won a gold medal in competition in Gallia Count~ last week. It _was the· first gold medal for the chapter at Southern High School since 1963. Pictured, left to nght, are Eddie Hupp, Jeff Dona_hew, ~ke Spencer, Larry Hollon, Marvin Hill, Darrold Wolfe, Ed Moran, John Sayre, Terry Wolfe, Tom Wickline, Bill Hill and Advisor Bobby Anderson. i Leonard closed the program !! with a reading from "Tiny ~ Tim." J CUSIIQU:t: 1110 AUO TO 11111 WCDDING RIH. 11.71 I Pms were a\~a~U~d .t~~ be~~- r\ina Perry, club and inductees entered to lile~be rs, tollowe Yl "Holy Holy, Hc.ly ." Mary · C'Chon by Mary Jane Russe~l. J;me 'Ru$seil .:i ne !he devo- l The gr~~p recessed t0 ~~--e "'he H·.y ;;y·nn was ;l11ne of Follow the Gleam. ll llnS. l I . I sung and the gue3t spc<1~er wa!' , New Tri-Hi-Y members ir:J~ :__:______ - Su~an Prose, Chc_r- David Samples, Steve Snowden yl Rippey, Jamce Rosf', SonJa Roi'ignol, Sharon Sheeb, Brenda Stewart, Candace Thivener Mary Thornton Kay ' ' Vollborn, Rebecca Wilson and -- Michigan Man Cited by Ohio State Patrol For Reckless OperationFollowin~ Wreck Damewoo~, Gerald _ ..:..~ ; '.I ' f Br~~· 1 ,.._ ' -' and Bryan Swain. ·Teddy Pnce, Delore_s Bise. 1 . . . !Barbara Barr, Dons Bearhs, I Advisors . of TJ:t-Hi-Y . R:e Ja~k Frederick, Barbara S~r~ Mrs. Jenrue While, Mrs. V;r-1tock, Sally Mora Roberta Wills . . L h rxl M' R h d . k I g~ma Y~C: a . tss ut an teacher M1ss Dra e. FiSke, HI·Y adviSors are Lar1')' Newman, Vance Campbell, The truest end of life is to Wyatte Martin, John Milhoan know lhe life . that never ends. ; a_n_d_W_al_te_r_w_e_il_lh_o_fl_._ _:__:__W_i_ll_ia_m_P_enn_.- - - - - The State Highway patrol •Herrstein pulled out to pass the highway. 1 cited Henry W. Howard, 45, just as Shipley pulled out to A minor arrident was report· Edwardsburg, Mien, on a pass another eastbound car. ed at 1:05 p.m. Friday on Rt. , charge of reckless operation af· Brake-s locked on the Herrstein 35, two miles west of t be ,,, an accident at6:30 a.m. Sat· rar and 1i1e vehicle skidded in- junction of Rt.l60. Officers said ! orday on Rl. 35 in Kanauga. to a culvert off the left Side of that a car dmen by Kenneth He posted bond to appear Dec. - , W. Madden, 33, Rt. I Middle!! io Gatlipolis municipal court. COMPANY LOSFS $JI,OOO :pori, was following a truck drlv· · en by Delmas C. Baughman, Olficers reported that How· CLEVELAND tUPI) - The 56, Rio Grande, when loose ard, dnvmg south on Rt. 35 at Reill Tar and Chemical Co . gravel fell off the truck and the end of the th ree-laue roadY about $11 ,000 darf'a_;e bounced up and broke the wm · dsuffered . \lay , atlempt.ed to pass a ve- F . . . ht h r b k shield of the car. I 'l iC it~ dnven south bv Menan noay mg w en. Ire ro e IL Pate, 53, Salem,· Va., but out near a Sll-lool h;gh tank of 1 Other arrests Friday includ- ' \'. ·~ ~ rorC'ed to drop back be· lar. ed: Norman McKean, 41, Rt. 1 l"<wsc of oncoming traflic. Thc j Reedsville, speeding, aod Richvdncles, both tractor-trailers, HAIRCUTS UP ard Schmidt, 21, Huntington, honked bumpers. · DAYTON IUPII _ The price N. Y., fai lure to obey an auto· Moderate damage was done of men's haircuts here will go matic ..:o~trol device, both cJt. to both cars involved in a calli· u~ from $2 to $2_25 on Jan. l, td to, Metgs county court Dec. sion at 1:40 p.m. ~- riday on local 887 and 902 of th" Rar- 30; Carl T. Sanders, 71, Ram· the Carnahan-Karr Rd., one bers Union announced Friday. age, W. ya.; Thomas J. Wilson, and six tenths miles northeast The hike will bring Dayton in 42, Huntmg!on, W. Va.; and of Rt. 124, in Meigs county. 'tine with Cleveland Columbus ·John A. Schrapper, 2o4, CharThe patrol said that Albert Akron and Toledo.' ' ,lotte, N.. C., aU speeding,_ . to E. Roseberry, 30, Rt. 1 Long ·appear 1n Gathpohs mumcipal Bottom, came over a hiU crest, . BOY KILLED court, Dec. 19; and Charles D. and collided with a car, parkPrunty, 27, Bidwell, speeding, ed and unattended. owned by NORW.~LK, Ohio (UPII - municipal cour~ Dec. 23. Cornelius Phillips, Rt. I Ra· Victor GaUegos, 13, Norwntk, cine. No one was injured. was kitted and two others injur. STORES TO CLOSE I Roseberry was cited to Meig•'ed late Friday in an auto col- All slate liquor storee of the oounty court on Dec. 30 on a Jision at an intersection on Ohio area will be closed Monday, charge of speeding. 547 about four miles south of Dec. 26, in observance of ChristThere was no co ntact be- u. s 20 in Huron Cou nty. mas, and Monday, Jan. 2, 1967 tween the two vehicles but cars ___ in ob6ervance of New Year•,_ driven by William A. Herrsteln, APPROVES GRANT 16, Chillicothe, and Camden 8. PLEDGES SORORITY Shipley, 18, also of Cbillicothe, i COLUMBUS (U P!) - Gov. I Beverly Price, daughter of were Involved in an accident al James Rhodeo approved Fnday ·Mr. and Mrs. Hubert M. Price 3:20 p.m. Friday on H.t. 35, a a $24,6t5 federal grant for the of Portland, recenlly became mile west of the junction of Rt. j Ross County Community Action • pledge to the Beta Xi ChaptaB. Commission Inc. for adm inis- ter of the Alpha Xi Della sororOflicers reported that both !ration of antipoverly programs tty at Marietta College where cats were beaded east and , in the Chillicothe area. Ishe is a lresbman. g!il .;?Mf,;~ ~ SELECTION OF I ! 8:!!i!~ <( I t~e : ~ c . Sohool attending county court ~ 1 . .• ,Rev. Gary Vaught. eluded Darla Adkins, Shar•mSusan Wmters. on FndayDecember 9 and 1& ~ ~ Forty . six new members n!' . . . , Atkins, Lee Caldwell, Candace Hl-Y inductees were David were. Dav;d G;ffen, Brenda , 11 Ga llia Academy High School :. H;-Y ofncer; ~ouducl'n~ lthe Collon, Sandra . Davidson, Sus- 1 Armstrong, Palmer Barcus, : Larkms, Patty HarriS, . Pat , ~ Tri-Hi-Y and Hi·Y clubs were ; mduction .ere_ D•n Davie> . . effl an Davis, Meda Ellelblute, Deb- Jim llush, Wayne Clark, Bili McCoughlm , \1ary Mankm Jan- : ~ inducted in a joint service Miller, JelfS;mons and Brure orah Gatewood. Linda G I o ss, Davis, Ken Deckard, Way~ et Frank, Regma Spencer, Lin- ~ Thursday ot Grace Methodist I Harreld. Tn-Hl- y olilce~ were I Linda Haner, Elizabi!lh Harder, Elliott, Lowell Evans, Gory da Spencer, Danny Spurlock, I ~ Church. j LecehR Pauley, Ann ursa~, Elaine .Raldren, Sandra Jnnes, Foose, James Henry, Jr.r~y Jack . Duvall, Ira Showalter, l The serv ice ope11ed with • n Rebecca Sounders, J~~ DaviS Susan Jones, Rebecca Lakin, Humphreys Dean Kl~in• Mar!m Hayman. Gary Cheva- l organ prelude by Mrs . . A~n!and Mary Jane Ru;se ·, d Rebecca Lee, Deborah North, Greg Pauley, John Rossi~n~: lier,_ Charles Eichinger, John F1scher. 'fhe c.fficers of ; s u a: 0- r· seniorsA~!N~.:;?,~RT Higb ·l Gallia Academy Clubs Induct 46 j ~ 1 and "Christmas," and Micllellt: lii> .ol :s[, (;UITARS "'OIT ·.IUZ Give that BULOV. eGIBSON difference eKAY eHARMONY No matter 'lfhat your budget, there's a Butm& you'll take pride in Bivin11. We'd nke to show you our wide selection and help you with your choice. ! 1 los llttlt~.~.~~~~~~~ *la ON CRUISE- Mr. and Mrs. James H, Walker of Lower River Road, Gallipolis, are s!Jllwn as their cruise ship, tile air-conditioned S. S. Bahama Star was tied up at Nassau. The Walkers returned a few days a&o from the sojourn in the British colony. <" eELECTRIC eCOUNTRY 1nd WESTERN eCLASSIC ·, week THE SEASON'S FASHION EXCITEMENT, , • 1 $17·95 ., ·, ··.1 lrerlrsting Symbols of Deep Sentiment . ~ -=......r.. - GUITARS -5 -0 't F--" u• .• r ~ Amplifiers pI;· ec "/" •f. :Fi :20 0. il "' ~" g tir 1 StYle• In tile " c &.. Q "- g~ ~ ~ -" - -- " u r 0 ~u ·-u " < C. {; c eM ~ custom manner In $olld I OK Gold a hlsft-,sloss enamel Is called for • • • call for Mlrrofac EASY ·filMS Mlrrolaa enamel is an all purpose, high glm dtcOra· tivtJ enamtl. Perfect for along list ofu6fa both lnrloo!Y .nd outdoor& In fsct,jusltbout every wood ormetll 1urfsce.lt f/owsone•olly, •how• no brush mtrks, •nd·dries qulckiy. Takt a ~ok •round your DEVOE home-theremuot PAINT buomothing that nesdo • QOat of lot.,. it IMQuty wt' Yt nt't" oHorod before at tho price. 01-. "htt'' o tr«~J~,~rl th,.ll •ho~ih ~lwaYJ\ ' .• fltfi .. I) tolcen. Of yo•r :,lo'Yt .., frlondohijo. Sio -In rll!ll fifo. ADVIITIUO NATIONALLY DASON .Oufi,llly Devos Mirrolso, .· \ FIRST .APPEARANCE - The "Rolling Rocks" made their first publlc appear· lliCe Tbursday evening at the Christmas- party of Girl Scout Troop 185 at Mfddleport Lepn.Jfall. The young musicians, left to right, are Jim Warner, 1~, Bass Guitar; Jim Wildermuth, 13, druDtJ; Bj]] Ward, HI, Lead Guitar, and Jim Glaze, 14, rb,ytlun ;nd vocaL The eroup Ia available for teena&e dance parties. CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY co: ·1 '• ... \ Opp. 8&0 Depot Pt. Ple1M'11 Phon• 675·11,60 • Budget Pion • C1sh & Ctrry e C.lh & Delivery ,t.~. IJ'IIJIIUIIIIOIIIIOIIII!IIiilll¢NIDIIM~PP.DIID~~---·,·'t!•.. 111'11_'\!IQ~ r. ,- pt, r ,lafll''"I~!'IJIM,~l .p. .!JII'I••·"'·~fllll!jlll....~..,-~,. ~___. . :,___":""__.~-------~·.~~·~-:~ ':t' . 7 "' ·' ~ ~ ,.,. ·~ ! II .,'- .. ~ ·' "" ; �• / ' ,, .' II ' ' i· ~- .,~~.·=~.:7.:"1:: 1 fc:TIFFiNft·;~··i-eDir·+ Je"WELE. 'S" '"'I m~~&~l~~telrSuD.day, Dee. 18, 1988 Ji~•d 'I Gertrqde Carman will draw 'am•• 11 ~ ~' Main 0! ~ ~ I . !II I ·- ~-~"«;:, · - · '>'tfi5,.~. .!iUQ ·1 Students Present B Program at School ~ I • : ·' \ t· 1 I .. 130 tor lbe and "' 416 St. I· ,. W . Pt. PIJnt, W. Yo. pelll juries ol tbe ~an,u.al')' e OP~N AN ACCOUNT IN ;J ·MINUTgS, Slt{ALL DOWN PAYMENT term o1 !'lmmoo pleas COW'! DEUVEllS ANY ITeM IN OUI! STORE :oiDO ·ACCOYNTS WELCOME al 1 p.m. Monday 1n lbe omc• L" Willi)mson ' .· . . Bill Wellman ! of clerk of eolll1il Mll.rlorle ___,, 1 Rineban. Flnt 30 nam.. will •!! • • • ,. ' J ._..,_. ·be for "and jul')' duly and !i th• r· m•lninll 100 lor petit I jury duty. ~ 1 ,," '' ( I • ' ' . ' ' I. New Designs to _Compliment ·a Pe1[ect .Diamond 1 I . Students of Bradbury Elemen- ; ~ i tary School· participated in the , w Christmas program at the school I Thursday. A Christmas Carol, a Negro Spiritual, "Mary Hao ' a Baby," was read by Carm•l ~ · Murphy. ~ 1 Grades one through four 1~ sang, "Frosly the Snow Man," 'II I "J Saw Mommy," "Susy Snow It · F'lake" and "Away In a Man· I ger." The fifth and sixlh 1! grades sang, "Lei II Snow" ...ICCzil CCCCIIIC......W:tR. [I 'I DRUM OUTFITS ONLY ' 1 1 I ' 1 . ' ' GOLD MEDAL WINNER - The Racine Chapter of the Future Farmers of Am_erica Parliamentary Procedure team won a gold medal in competition in Gallia Count~ last week. It _was the· first gold medal for the chapter at Southern High School since 1963. Pictured, left to nght, are Eddie Hupp, Jeff Dona_hew, ~ke Spencer, Larry Hollon, Marvin Hill, Darrold Wolfe, Ed Moran, John Sayre, Terry Wolfe, Tom Wickline, Bill Hill and Advisor Bobby Anderson. i Leonard closed the program !! with a reading from "Tiny ~ Tim." J CUSIIQU:t: 1110 AUO TO 11111 WCDDING RIH. 11.71 I Pms were a\~a~U~d .t~~ be~~- r\ina Perry, club and inductees entered to lile~be rs, tollowe Yl "Holy Holy, Hc.ly ." Mary · C'Chon by Mary Jane Russe~l. J;me 'Ru$seil .:i ne !he devo- l The gr~~p recessed t0 ~~--e "'he H·.y ;;y·nn was ;l11ne of Follow the Gleam. ll llnS. l I . I sung and the gue3t spc<1~er wa!' , New Tri-Hi-Y members ir:J~ :__:______ - Su~an Prose, Chc_r- David Samples, Steve Snowden yl Rippey, Jamce Rosf', SonJa Roi'ignol, Sharon Sheeb, Brenda Stewart, Candace Thivener Mary Thornton Kay ' ' Vollborn, Rebecca Wilson and -- Michigan Man Cited by Ohio State Patrol For Reckless OperationFollowin~ Wreck Damewoo~, Gerald _ ..:..~ ; '.I ' f Br~~· 1 ,.._ ' -' and Bryan Swain. ·Teddy Pnce, Delore_s Bise. 1 . . . !Barbara Barr, Dons Bearhs, I Advisors . of TJ:t-Hi-Y . R:e Ja~k Frederick, Barbara S~r~ Mrs. Jenrue While, Mrs. V;r-1tock, Sally Mora Roberta Wills . . L h rxl M' R h d . k I g~ma Y~C: a . tss ut an teacher M1ss Dra e. FiSke, HI·Y adviSors are Lar1')' Newman, Vance Campbell, The truest end of life is to Wyatte Martin, John Milhoan know lhe life . that never ends. ; a_n_d_W_al_te_r_w_e_il_lh_o_fl_._ _:__:__W_i_ll_ia_m_P_enn_.- - - - - The State Highway patrol •Herrstein pulled out to pass the highway. 1 cited Henry W. Howard, 45, just as Shipley pulled out to A minor arrident was report· Edwardsburg, Mien, on a pass another eastbound car. ed at 1:05 p.m. Friday on Rt. , charge of reckless operation af· Brake-s locked on the Herrstein 35, two miles west of t be ,,, an accident at6:30 a.m. Sat· rar and 1i1e vehicle skidded in- junction of Rt.l60. Officers said ! orday on Rl. 35 in Kanauga. to a culvert off the left Side of that a car dmen by Kenneth He posted bond to appear Dec. - , W. Madden, 33, Rt. I Middle!! io Gatlipolis municipal court. COMPANY LOSFS $JI,OOO :pori, was following a truck drlv· · en by Delmas C. Baughman, Olficers reported that How· CLEVELAND tUPI) - The 56, Rio Grande, when loose ard, dnvmg south on Rt. 35 at Reill Tar and Chemical Co . gravel fell off the truck and the end of the th ree-laue roadY about $11 ,000 darf'a_;e bounced up and broke the wm · dsuffered . \lay , atlempt.ed to pass a ve- F . . . ht h r b k shield of the car. I 'l iC it~ dnven south bv Menan noay mg w en. Ire ro e IL Pate, 53, Salem,· Va., but out near a Sll-lool h;gh tank of 1 Other arrests Friday includ- ' \'. ·~ ~ rorC'ed to drop back be· lar. ed: Norman McKean, 41, Rt. 1 l"<wsc of oncoming traflic. Thc j Reedsville, speeding, aod Richvdncles, both tractor-trailers, HAIRCUTS UP ard Schmidt, 21, Huntington, honked bumpers. · DAYTON IUPII _ The price N. Y., fai lure to obey an auto· Moderate damage was done of men's haircuts here will go matic ..:o~trol device, both cJt. to both cars involved in a calli· u~ from $2 to $2_25 on Jan. l, td to, Metgs county court Dec. sion at 1:40 p.m. ~- riday on local 887 and 902 of th" Rar- 30; Carl T. Sanders, 71, Ram· the Carnahan-Karr Rd., one bers Union announced Friday. age, W. ya.; Thomas J. Wilson, and six tenths miles northeast The hike will bring Dayton in 42, Huntmg!on, W. Va.; and of Rt. 124, in Meigs county. 'tine with Cleveland Columbus ·John A. Schrapper, 2o4, CharThe patrol said that Albert Akron and Toledo.' ' ,lotte, N.. C., aU speeding,_ . to E. Roseberry, 30, Rt. 1 Long ·appear 1n Gathpohs mumcipal Bottom, came over a hiU crest, . BOY KILLED court, Dec. 19; and Charles D. and collided with a car, parkPrunty, 27, Bidwell, speeding, ed and unattended. owned by NORW.~LK, Ohio (UPII - municipal cour~ Dec. 23. Cornelius Phillips, Rt. I Ra· Victor GaUegos, 13, Norwntk, cine. No one was injured. was kitted and two others injur. STORES TO CLOSE I Roseberry was cited to Meig•'ed late Friday in an auto col- All slate liquor storee of the oounty court on Dec. 30 on a Jision at an intersection on Ohio area will be closed Monday, charge of speeding. 547 about four miles south of Dec. 26, in observance of ChristThere was no co ntact be- u. s 20 in Huron Cou nty. mas, and Monday, Jan. 2, 1967 tween the two vehicles but cars ___ in ob6ervance of New Year•,_ driven by William A. Herrsteln, APPROVES GRANT 16, Chillicothe, and Camden 8. PLEDGES SORORITY Shipley, 18, also of Cbillicothe, i COLUMBUS (U P!) - Gov. I Beverly Price, daughter of were Involved in an accident al James Rhodeo approved Fnday ·Mr. and Mrs. Hubert M. Price 3:20 p.m. Friday on H.t. 35, a a $24,6t5 federal grant for the of Portland, recenlly became mile west of the junction of Rt. j Ross County Community Action • pledge to the Beta Xi ChaptaB. Commission Inc. for adm inis- ter of the Alpha Xi Della sororOflicers reported that both !ration of antipoverly programs tty at Marietta College where cats were beaded east and , in the Chillicothe area. Ishe is a lresbman. g!il .;?Mf,;~ ~ SELECTION OF I ! 8:!!i!~ <( I t~e : ~ c . Sohool attending county court ~ 1 . .• ,Rev. Gary Vaught. eluded Darla Adkins, Shar•mSusan Wmters. on FndayDecember 9 and 1& ~ ~ Forty . six new members n!' . . . , Atkins, Lee Caldwell, Candace Hl-Y inductees were David were. Dav;d G;ffen, Brenda , 11 Ga llia Academy High School :. H;-Y ofncer; ~ouducl'n~ lthe Collon, Sandra . Davidson, Sus- 1 Armstrong, Palmer Barcus, : Larkms, Patty HarriS, . Pat , ~ Tri-Hi-Y and Hi·Y clubs were ; mduction .ere_ D•n Davie> . . effl an Davis, Meda Ellelblute, Deb- Jim llush, Wayne Clark, Bili McCoughlm , \1ary Mankm Jan- : ~ inducted in a joint service Miller, JelfS;mons and Brure orah Gatewood. Linda G I o ss, Davis, Ken Deckard, Way~ et Frank, Regma Spencer, Lin- ~ Thursday ot Grace Methodist I Harreld. Tn-Hl- y olilce~ were I Linda Haner, Elizabi!lh Harder, Elliott, Lowell Evans, Gory da Spencer, Danny Spurlock, I ~ Church. j LecehR Pauley, Ann ursa~, Elaine .Raldren, Sandra Jnnes, Foose, James Henry, Jr.r~y Jack . Duvall, Ira Showalter, l The serv ice ope11ed with • n Rebecca Sounders, J~~ DaviS Susan Jones, Rebecca Lakin, Humphreys Dean Kl~in• Mar!m Hayman. Gary Cheva- l organ prelude by Mrs . . A~n!and Mary Jane Ru;se ·, d Rebecca Lee, Deborah North, Greg Pauley, John Rossi~n~: lier,_ Charles Eichinger, John F1scher. 'fhe c.fficers of ; s u a: 0- r· seniorsA~!N~.:;?,~RT Higb ·l Gallia Academy Clubs Induct 46 j ~ 1 and "Christmas," and Micllellt: lii> .ol :s[, (;UITARS "'OIT ·.IUZ Give that BULOV. eGIBSON difference eKAY eHARMONY No matter 'lfhat your budget, there's a Butm& you'll take pride in Bivin11. We'd nke to show you our wide selection and help you with your choice. ! 1 los llttlt~.~.~~~~~~~ *la ON CRUISE- Mr. and Mrs. James H, Walker of Lower River Road, Gallipolis, are s!Jllwn as their cruise ship, tile air-conditioned S. S. Bahama Star was tied up at Nassau. The Walkers returned a few days a&o from the sojourn in the British colony. <" eELECTRIC eCOUNTRY 1nd WESTERN eCLASSIC ·, week THE SEASON'S FASHION EXCITEMENT, , • 1 $17·95 ., ·, ··.1 lrerlrsting Symbols of Deep Sentiment . ~ -=......r.. - GUITARS -5 -0 't F--" u• .• r ~ Amplifiers pI;· ec "/" •f. :Fi :20 0. il "' ~" g tir 1 StYle• In tile " c &.. Q "- g~ ~ ~ -" - -- " u r 0 ~u ·-u " < C. {; c eM ~ custom manner In $olld I OK Gold a hlsft-,sloss enamel Is called for • • • call for Mlrrofac EASY ·filMS Mlrrolaa enamel is an all purpose, high glm dtcOra· tivtJ enamtl. Perfect for along list ofu6fa both lnrloo!Y .nd outdoor& In fsct,jusltbout every wood ormetll 1urfsce.lt f/owsone•olly, •how• no brush mtrks, •nd·dries qulckiy. Takt a ~ok •round your DEVOE home-theremuot PAINT buomothing that nesdo • QOat of lot.,. it IMQuty wt' Yt nt't" oHorod before at tho price. 01-. "htt'' o tr«~J~,~rl th,.ll •ho~ih ~lwaYJ\ ' .• fltfi .. I) tolcen. Of yo•r :,lo'Yt .., frlondohijo. Sio -In rll!ll fifo. ADVIITIUO NATIONALLY DASON .Oufi,llly Devos Mirrolso, .· \ FIRST .APPEARANCE - The "Rolling Rocks" made their first publlc appear· lliCe Tbursday evening at the Christmas- party of Girl Scout Troop 185 at Mfddleport Lepn.Jfall. The young musicians, left to right, are Jim Warner, 1~, Bass Guitar; Jim Wildermuth, 13, druDtJ; Bj]] Ward, HI, Lead Guitar, and Jim Glaze, 14, rb,ytlun ;nd vocaL The eroup Ia available for teena&e dance parties. CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY co: ·1 '• ... \ Opp. 8&0 Depot Pt. Ple1M'11 Phon• 675·11,60 • Budget Pion • C1sh & Ctrry e C.lh & Delivery ,t.~. IJ'IIJIIUIIIIOIIIIOIIII!IIiilll¢NIDIIM~PP.DIID~~---·,·'t!•.. 111'11_'\!IQ~ r. ,- pt, r ,lafll''"I~!'IJIM,~l .p. .!JII'I••·"'·~fllll!jlll....~..,-~,. ~___. . :,___":""__.~-------~·.~~·~-:~ ':t' . 7 "' ·' ~ ~ ,.,. ·~ ! II .,'- .. ~ ·' "" ; �··· ·-.. -· ·-·' . . . ·- ~· - ~-- ... ,. I ! , • hi I of David Sarn6ff"f4;~ . . -Reviewed for Study Clu!:, ,..__._.Qo<.!J.""-"'' Life ;I~'ght Ggrd'en'Club's ",Jfo." ' Annual Dinner .Held The annual Chrtatmaa dinner pll'l)' a('Atbens State Hospital Drake and Mrs. Phil WilliamA review 01 ''Daniel Sam- probabl• affected dally nvet . bostess aerved a lovely ,..;..... of tile TwU!ght Garden Club of Therapy progtam, sponsored by son with Mrs. Ralph Gilmore ' .,..,. 'J'9in~ w~ held ·Thur!lday the G,,O Luck Garden Club. receiving first; Miss Lucretia off'' by Eugene Lyona, pre- more than anyone alnce 1booJ.. eou. Mrs. Eatber Prlllltly llld ••~ at Bailey's restaiii'IIDt. Members are to take table Geoheimer, second, and Mrs. sented .by Mrs. Madge Eachus, as Edison. .l in. Florence Wickline uaa& 'A. wkey dU)ner was served arrangements for tile Athens Leverett Roush, !bird. featured the program of tile This life story of tile guiding eel ill aervillg. The busjoell •t l:lO and .' members were State Hospital to the home of Mrs. Gilmore gave an interGalllpolis Riverside Study Cluh genius of RCA Is one of the meeting was opened bJ Mrt. Hjlled *"a' table with white Mrs. W. A. Drake on Wednes- esting and informative paper which met this week at the achlevemenu agalnsl trtmend- Lorena Webb, )D'elldftll 11ft. cover lliil ·b~Uy place mats and day, December 21. on the history and care ol the home oJ !l!rs. Maude Nelson. ous odde. Few men In our limes Vivian McHenry led ~ lllllli wilb a Christmas ar· Plans were made to meet at poinsetUa. She all;o read the I MrB. Florence Wickline lntro- have ~ with 80 JD&Dy han- prayer. Roil Clll wu ~· t wi1b lhre• branch the home of Mrs. T. A. Hen- Legend of the Poinsettia. duced the. program. dicaps imd rtaen 80 f.n to the by telllng of eoulribuiiGDd 1111> ,, a holding a green, nessy Thursday, Deoember 22, The program was In The review reported the "" top of their chosen fields. migrant Americ&DJ. · whllie aJiil a red candle on at 1p. m. to make trey favors charge of Mrs. Milikan and op. ' traudinary story of the lmml· Lyons, the author, has had a Nat meeting will be Dec. l7 eadl end. for the local hospitals. Mrs. ened w!lb a duet ''There's A · grant boy who became an in- distinguished career as a jour· when the club wlll go to Oak FoUowillg lbe dinner, lbe Hentiessy reported on the door Song in the Air," by her and dustrial giant. As head of Radio nafist, foreign correspondent, Hill to vtsii·Mrs. ~Ill KirkenCJ'OUP adjourned to the party decorations for the ·Sh.op. Miss Genheimer. A solo, "On Corporation of America and editor, author,leclurel', and bl- dall at the Davis rest home. rGqlp· for 111e1r reautar meeting pers Lounge made by M r s. Christmas Morning" by Mrs. · pioneer in el<'<>tronics and com- ographer. They wiD have a gift exchange, .'llllh'llrs. Leverett RoUSh, pres· Drake, Mrs. HennessY' and Milikan and group singing of muntcations, David Samolf has Prior to lbe program, the refreshments and will · !nthjlde klent, bl charge. Tba Christ- Mrs. Katrina• Milikan. A com- Christmas carols concluded lbe Ethel Stewart was reelected as most excellent chief, residents or the home, mu atory from Luke by Mrs. munication was read from program. _Mrs. Mlllkan was whe'! Magnolia Temple Pythian Sisters met Thursday wish to attend. Roll,..ca~U~ .-cl Webster Sr. opened the Mrs. Charles Lewis In regard accomparuest for the sl•glng on everung, at the DAV hall. , program will be ".., meeting. Members answered to flower show rules, followed an autoharp. It was reported that Caddie Wickham fell at her emGems." :; ~· :: -~ roll call wllb their favorite by a. discussion. . Gilts were exchanged and a ployment breaking her finger. Elizabeth Campbell is im· A Christmas theme was eschange and revealed their ' ·1 ::iChristmas caroL Chr~stmas corsages made by g1ft ol a can opener from the provmg. Several COf!!murucattons were read mcludmg, used at lbe Tuesda evenin secret als The eveni was -~id'~.· .Mrs. Jack Robson reported the members were judged by Farmers Bank and Savings Co. greetings from Grand 'I;emple officers, Lydia Stewart, , r f lb TudJe . t~ ent ng Sefl on gills by members_for lbe Mrs. Mary _B. Heines, Mrs. was given each member. grand secretary, and Zelda Hall district deputy. Lydia ~:s~;~sg ~otbe~s Leag,: of i'PRefreshm~is In keeping wilb <"~ Stewart who has been ab. Gallipolis at the home of Mrs. the holldaYJI were served by en~ li sent for some time was well ated sliver tree under which R bert T I Th tes M De H h'll d gifts laced Ar ge o ay or. ere were nos ses. rs. rry emp ' cog:~e~ officers elected were . ments~~r~i~selli~s. pin:.a~an~ . 16Amember~.~~~:t~e A The !and Mrs. Darrel Day. 1 th ' Doris Grueser, excellent sen- dies and Christmas balls were T "poeandm, th 1 The W.M.S. of Hyoell 01 or · Margaret Siedenabel, e•on the p1ano. op e story e Free Methodist church-<~~~ 1 celient junior; Edna Reibel, G1fts were e.changed, alter brrth of Jesus were read by ISS C the home of the presidellt, manager: Thelma Grueser, wh1ch ice cream, cake and col-~~~ f~~~·~he ~:"child~~ June Dewhurst Tuescla.J secretary; Mabel Bearhs, fee, were served. Members . noon, Dec. 1:1. Prayer,ppe treasurer; Bernice Ann Durst, were seated at a table with ~r~at;on Le?f"~ ·~ fro~:• this program, followed by 51 A Christmas party, and pro- M:·s. Morgan by Jan Davis Epling, assistOIJ by Mrs. J E. protector; Nettie Hayes, guard Santa cover and centered with P\~~~ 1 /'" en • rs. r Mr. and Mrs. Robert McEI- ture readmg by BeatriCi! gram, featured lbe meeting od tnd Mrs. Rossi by Carol Gum- Gills, chaplain. Miss MarJe and Berruce Ebersbach, trus· a small decorated silver tree Plans were announced for the lhinney of Middleport, are an· readmg the 91st Psalm. the French Colony Chapter,' IJler. Meal was a guest, and a pros- tee. Named as. auditing com- With tall red tape~s m crystal buffet dmner to be held at 6:30 nouncing lbe engagement and I Attending were Beatrice Daughters of the American Following the play ~liss Ap- pecl!ve member. Other 1 ~lttee were Dondr1s c?rueseHr, Elt.olders on eJther Side Napkms p. m. and the party to follow \approaching marriage or their :gan, Rose Pattersonl<,Roh Revolution, Ibis week at the ril Brandeberry gave a dram a!· were the girls in the .en _Killmger a ara emes. also earned out the Chr~stmas on New Year's Eve at the ,daughter, Karen Sue, to Mr. Musser. Genevieve IX>wh home of Mrs. M. T. Epling, ,.., ic reading "The Littlest Angel," The name of Mrs. Nellie Articles we7~ro~~etby mem- theme. F:v: were ~a IndY K. of P. Hall, with husbands as Ronald Shaw Thomason, son ol Came Moore, Odesla'; ROI.... gent. which was exceptwnaliy well· gle Sifril was presented by for a ~ · ti canes an Jtman cho co ales. guest; Members are to call Mr. and Mrs. William Thoma- Leafle Hysell, Audre)'~,Pa . given from memory. Margaret Bradbury as a At the c1ose 0 1 e mee ng, Mrs. Norman Stewart, or a son, 118 Woodlawn Ave., Spring- son. June Dewhurst, 1\u 1'he home wu bea~lifully The story of the play showed pective member. Miss a Christmas part~ was :;1~~; Mrs. Buclwnan is member of the special activi- field, Ohio. Hayes, Ada Keesee, · ~ild ~ated In keeping With Ute the attitudes of two nurses m et Ecker gave Prestdent Gener- ed. The ~~~ wasud'ecora d . ttes committee, by Dec. 29th If The wedding will be an event guests, Miss Bonnie Hogue, al holiday season. Mrs. Frank E. a doctor's office. The rich pa· al's message, which was a the occasion lncl mg a "<>II'_ Hosteu at Cards they plan to attend. of January 28 at the Church New York City, and Mra. We!herholt and Miss,Rutlt Mar- tients were bringing very ex- Christmas greeting of friendly M G The members enjoyed a gilt or Christ Middleport Tillis of RuUand. 1 8 h tin were assls~t hostesses. pensive gifts of perfumery.• jew- wishes. Senior High Group tain~- h:,?'~:rd u~l:;a~:.:'n!~: -----~ MiS8 McElhinney ·received M" Tillis gave 1 lalk Mrs. Ruth Gillingha~, facul· el~ and other Items .. ThiS SJl· Afl~r .lbe program the I day evenmg, at her home, PLAN PROGRAM her Bachelor of Arts Degree in her experiences and work at a ty s~ of the Thesptan Club ~tion caused a cymcal attJ- was ,_nvJted mlo lbe Tf Present Play ISprmg Ave . Pomeroy . PI!Zes The South Bethel EUB Sun- Engltsh In 1965, at Ohio Univer- mJSsJonary in Africa. Her !iusof Galba Academy HJgh school, Jl changed IR regard It t h el ed dmmg roo~, where The Senior High youth group were awarded to Mrs. David day Schuol will present a Chris!- slly. At present she is work- band, Rev. Amos Tillis, II h4Jdpresenled members who enact- meanmg of Chrtstmas by a and_ a lovely ~sorlment ed of First United Presbyterian Ohlinger, Mrs. Emerson Well, mas program on Wednesday, ing on her Master's degree. ing a revival at Masseyvtjle, eel "A Touch Of Lilac," by Ly- very poor, Ill patient that Chr~stmas coo es were serv church, Gallipolis, IS directing Mrs. Roy Smith and Mrs. Rob- December 21 , at7:30 p.m. The Miss McEihinne? is Resident IOhio. • da Nagel. The ~ng of !the brought a. g1ft of rbeap (Lilac) from • beaul!fully appomted Ia- 1md performing m the Christ- ert Arnold. Chnstmas program will feature Dtrector of Shively Hall and a, . . . _ play Is the ~option room of perfume '" apprOC!ation of ble. Mrs. Frank Wetherholt ' mas play, "Wisest Gift," based I Refreshments were served the reading of the Christmas former member of the I.O.D.A. The Tilbs Fa'?Jiy has_"bb!e• Pr. Alberton s office the day what the nurses had done for poured. . . nn tl.e 0. Henry story of tht Iby the hostess to those named story by the pastor and recita· Social Club ~orkmg as rrussJonarle~ In AI· 1108 btfore Christmas. her; This patie_nt was hopeless- Next meetmg Will .be Jan. Gi.t Of The Magi, written by above and Mrs. Leon McKnight, t10ns by 26 children. The ch01r Mr. Thomason will graduate but now plan to bve bl The cast Includes Lorna by ly til. The entrre play was su- 9th at the home of . Mtss Eddie Roark at the church on ; Mrs. Willard Hines and Mrs. will sing carols and Christmas from Ohio University January Rutland. Shelley Sarrett, Natalie by perbly done by the very able erme Hayward, Wit~ at 7 p.m. Charles Riffle. Preceding lbe hymns throughout the program. 28. He will begin teaching at The next meeting will be 11 Mary Philllpa, Mrs. Coffman cast. . , . . ~<JSes bemgMMrs.VRo ~rt All children of lbe church will games, the group enjoyed a tur· , A treat will be given all rriem- New Lexington High School on the home of Rosemary Samsel by Becky StephetJJOII, M" · The meetmg opened m 11tuai· etz, MJSs ary ug a The public is invit· key dinner at the Bailey's res· '[ bers of lbe Sunday School. Ev· February 1. He Is a member in Mason w. Va. Refreshmenu Hernillgway by Connie Leedy, istic form by the Regent Mrs. en and Mrs. J. S. Clark. eel to attend. taurant. eryone Invited. of Pi Kappa Alpha fraterrdty. were served. Ethel stewart Ree lecte·d MOS t Excellent Ch Le• f Christmas Theme is Highlight of Toddlers to Tassels Group Meetmg I !u.it . 11 WMS of Hy h Run ChurC .I Meets Recent y YUle Party, Progr am are ' Features 0 f DAR Mee tl ng M• M E/h•1nney Will be Wed On January 28 j. i: 8~~"C~ '1 0 .5 - ('3 ~ J ;~~~ H :~ .. .. ................. • li! .. .. .. . . . . .. . ·' l ' -~ 'jJJtil " 't I •, ' :• I J),(i' ',·. 1··. ~· ,;~ ij f It' '-II· The artatmaa program will be pmented at Heath Methodist Cbarch Sunday evening (tonight) al7:30 p.m. and will feature clllldrea ol the cltarch school and tbe junior and senior MYF memben. ,. FoHowiDg 11le program tbe Officers were ·elected and Christmas observed when cblldren wiD be Jiveo a treat the Lo:(Jl Women's Class of the Middleport Church of In lhe basemeal. All cbftdren Christ met Thursday evening at the church for then an· wanlfog to participate In the nual holiday dinner. . . program oboald attead the The Homebuilder's Class prepared and served the Soaday morning cburch school dinner. with Mrs. Denver classes to IBke part iDa pra<Rice and Mrs. Norm;m Yeau-~to Mrs. Roush and Mrs. Beach, lice session. Those bllhe proo &er in charge. Mrs. Reibel, Mrs. Watts and gram are asked to be at tbe ·Officers elected were Mrs. Mrs. Gilkey. Recognition was ehareh by 7 p. m. Oscar Roush, president; Mrs:· given to Mrs. Reibel, Mro. 1 . . . ,_ _ __ _ _ __ William Reynolds, vica presi- Beach and Mrs. Watts for a t• dent; Mrs. Leo Childs, tre;tsur· three year attendance record •r, Mrs. Ernest Lallanee, sec- and Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Lallance rotary, and Mrs. Wilbur Than- and Mrs. Reuter for a 12 year IJold, assistant. Mrs. Robert attendance record. CommunicaReibel and Mrs. Cash Braley tions were read from Mrs. C. are teachers of the class. vance of Kent: Mrs. Clara Guesu were the Rev. an6 DUgnrd, Lakewood, and Victor· Mrs. Donald Hicks and son, ia McCarley, Indianpolis, Ind. Final plans for tlte~~~; Doug, and Mro. Sweet. Tables of Miss Mary Louise for the dinner were decorated Mrs. Herman Lohse and Mrs. daughter of l>r. and Mra. with red ribbon streamers, William Reynolds were . In aid Warehime, Upper River b't1 tapers In crystal holders charge. of. the program whlc:t Road Gallipolis to Mr. Jarnea w e opened ·w1th tbe smgmg of ' · ' r Mr and combined with an arrangement "J lb W ld" 'lh M E. MorriSOn, son o • 10 uf white mums. oy e or WI . rs. Mrs. J. Emmett MQI'rlson, of Mrs. Roush welcomed the Cash Bradley at the piano. 533 Foorth Ave., are 8liJJOUllCed. members and guests and asked Mrs .. LaUance read the Cbr!St- The open church "~~~II Mr. Hicks to give the table mas scnbture from Luke and will take place at 7:30 .., Lohse · the evemng · o1 'lb"-""" "prayer. Favors of hoiIy cor- Mrs. M ush gave d "Aa readmg. . At m ~"""'' ..sages were given each one. Dur· "· Ro ., rea merJca camber 22nd, at the First Unl~ !ng the business mlietlng the Christmas taken from Ideals eel Presbyterian church. Wed· sick report as given and In- and Mrs. Lohse read a reading ding music will start at 7 p.m., eluded Mn. Elfie Montgomery on Bethlehem. A closmg p~ay- with Miss Catherine Hayward, ·at Holzer Hospital,: Mrs. Hall er was ~v.en follow~. by smg· organist, aod Misa Cathy Clark, In JlunUi~gton,.Mr. Ncutzllng in mg of Silent Night and a sololl!l. Meigs General ·and tbe former Pl'!IY•r for the sbut-tns. Rev, Glen R. Hueholt Anna Farmer, a surgical pa- Decorations included a light. olficlate. An opeo recepUoo tient In a Columbus hospital; ed tree wllb gold angela. Mrs. be bald at the home of I b Mn. William Br&aford, Mn. Reibel gave the Love Gift dedi· bride's parents. ' Leo Childs llld Light· cation with a table holding the •· fool. . . ' · Bible, a madonna, white mums • Dol\atjops were ~ to the and ~die in an effective ar· CUB PACK TO MEET Cleveland Children's ·Ho!Jle and rangement. Mrs. Gilkey and Cub Pack 203 will bold the EJilllt Flynn' Hom•· In Mrs. Beach were in charge of meeting and rocket race, Indiana. ~,.Ut . w~s . pr~en~ tile gift exchange bald during 7 p.m., , Monday, at Gra~ll to Mr. ClajtOD,; cuaiC!!I!an, aild the social baur. ' Metbodlst church. Officers Named By Church Class LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS /TROtKt••• ffTIIaJNlt Miss Warehime's Wedding Plans Are Announced II f.'"· ... '1' Lqss[es Club Holds :·Party ••••••••••••• • • • • • • • •• • • • • •• • •• • •• • • • • • ··································~ FvU ltdlnlng Poallion lVYiuiwa ,...._ L01.... Or lode Your Choice of Over 50 Chairs NOW ON DISPLAY .• H..., lht Ideo! wsy to l1111t ••• n>d< at your caltl oway. The Berl!ljnelY .Butomatically adapts itself Ia any poolliolllht body ~ without knobs, noiM or P!JBeb. These chaiJS aro RJCJmY and comfoltable ••• oo -....tile -.M.ount.,. -,·. . ···:• too. Lounae or rock to your htert•a content ••• loon bock rO!IIty tot tettviewlll(. NOdine or n~ppina -on • • , futty ..,IUit for ccmplot. -ion. Toko ,.Ur choice of todoy'o . - """ J1!01t folhionlble fabltcs ond colors thlt 1111 add ud IIWII)' Ill MviDI 111C1111o clll1, or pliJ ""'"" . ' ' ' Priced from ... $CJ9 to f210 cards and Carol Hull- llemiJert and advisors : out 4-H calendars. lel1dUtll •LouiSe add~ed cards 14. of patients at ttie GaJU. · State JnsUtu1e. .. . Don't Del•y $Jop I~ Tod•y II . . . . •;. WAY;s:·I·,D . ~-~:.~. ., . .r .• ' ' .<'•l'tl..,........" i ' •j' TERMs AVAILAIUi' . I,... '• ' 'I I) I . I ' '• .. ~ ' .. ., ' .' ~·.· ~ �··· ·-.. -· ·-·' . . . ·- ~· - ~-- ... ,. I ! , • hi I of David Sarn6ff"f4;~ . . -Reviewed for Study Clu!:, ,..__._.Qo<.!J.""-"'' Life ;I~'ght Ggrd'en'Club's ",Jfo." ' Annual Dinner .Held The annual Chrtatmaa dinner pll'l)' a('Atbens State Hospital Drake and Mrs. Phil WilliamA review 01 ''Daniel Sam- probabl• affected dally nvet . bostess aerved a lovely ,..;..... of tile TwU!ght Garden Club of Therapy progtam, sponsored by son with Mrs. Ralph Gilmore ' .,..,. 'J'9in~ w~ held ·Thur!lday the G,,O Luck Garden Club. receiving first; Miss Lucretia off'' by Eugene Lyona, pre- more than anyone alnce 1booJ.. eou. Mrs. Eatber Prlllltly llld ••~ at Bailey's restaiii'IIDt. Members are to take table Geoheimer, second, and Mrs. sented .by Mrs. Madge Eachus, as Edison. .l in. Florence Wickline uaa& 'A. wkey dU)ner was served arrangements for tile Athens Leverett Roush, !bird. featured the program of tile This life story of tile guiding eel ill aervillg. The busjoell •t l:lO and .' members were State Hospital to the home of Mrs. Gilmore gave an interGalllpolis Riverside Study Cluh genius of RCA Is one of the meeting was opened bJ Mrt. Hjlled *"a' table with white Mrs. W. A. Drake on Wednes- esting and informative paper which met this week at the achlevemenu agalnsl trtmend- Lorena Webb, )D'elldftll 11ft. cover lliil ·b~Uy place mats and day, December 21. on the history and care ol the home oJ !l!rs. Maude Nelson. ous odde. Few men In our limes Vivian McHenry led ~ lllllli wilb a Christmas ar· Plans were made to meet at poinsetUa. She all;o read the I MrB. Florence Wickline lntro- have ~ with 80 JD&Dy han- prayer. Roil Clll wu ~· t wi1b lhre• branch the home of Mrs. T. A. Hen- Legend of the Poinsettia. duced the. program. dicaps imd rtaen 80 f.n to the by telllng of eoulribuiiGDd 1111> ,, a holding a green, nessy Thursday, Deoember 22, The program was In The review reported the "" top of their chosen fields. migrant Americ&DJ. · whllie aJiil a red candle on at 1p. m. to make trey favors charge of Mrs. Milikan and op. ' traudinary story of the lmml· Lyons, the author, has had a Nat meeting will be Dec. l7 eadl end. for the local hospitals. Mrs. ened w!lb a duet ''There's A · grant boy who became an in- distinguished career as a jour· when the club wlll go to Oak FoUowillg lbe dinner, lbe Hentiessy reported on the door Song in the Air," by her and dustrial giant. As head of Radio nafist, foreign correspondent, Hill to vtsii·Mrs. ~Ill KirkenCJ'OUP adjourned to the party decorations for the ·Sh.op. Miss Genheimer. A solo, "On Corporation of America and editor, author,leclurel', and bl- dall at the Davis rest home. rGqlp· for 111e1r reautar meeting pers Lounge made by M r s. Christmas Morning" by Mrs. · pioneer in el<'<>tronics and com- ographer. They wiD have a gift exchange, .'llllh'llrs. Leverett RoUSh, pres· Drake, Mrs. HennessY' and Milikan and group singing of muntcations, David Samolf has Prior to lbe program, the refreshments and will · !nthjlde klent, bl charge. Tba Christ- Mrs. Katrina• Milikan. A com- Christmas carols concluded lbe Ethel Stewart was reelected as most excellent chief, residents or the home, mu atory from Luke by Mrs. munication was read from program. _Mrs. Mlllkan was whe'! Magnolia Temple Pythian Sisters met Thursday wish to attend. Roll,..ca~U~ .-cl Webster Sr. opened the Mrs. Charles Lewis In regard accomparuest for the sl•glng on everung, at the DAV hall. , program will be ".., meeting. Members answered to flower show rules, followed an autoharp. It was reported that Caddie Wickham fell at her emGems." :; ~· :: -~ roll call wllb their favorite by a. discussion. . Gilts were exchanged and a ployment breaking her finger. Elizabeth Campbell is im· A Christmas theme was eschange and revealed their ' ·1 ::iChristmas caroL Chr~stmas corsages made by g1ft ol a can opener from the provmg. Several COf!!murucattons were read mcludmg, used at lbe Tuesda evenin secret als The eveni was -~id'~.· .Mrs. Jack Robson reported the members were judged by Farmers Bank and Savings Co. greetings from Grand 'I;emple officers, Lydia Stewart, , r f lb TudJe . t~ ent ng Sefl on gills by members_for lbe Mrs. Mary _B. Heines, Mrs. was given each member. grand secretary, and Zelda Hall district deputy. Lydia ~:s~;~sg ~otbe~s Leag,: of i'PRefreshm~is In keeping wilb <"~ Stewart who has been ab. Gallipolis at the home of Mrs. the holldaYJI were served by en~ li sent for some time was well ated sliver tree under which R bert T I Th tes M De H h'll d gifts laced Ar ge o ay or. ere were nos ses. rs. rry emp ' cog:~e~ officers elected were . ments~~r~i~selli~s. pin:.a~an~ . 16Amember~.~~~:t~e A The !and Mrs. Darrel Day. 1 th ' Doris Grueser, excellent sen- dies and Christmas balls were T "poeandm, th 1 The W.M.S. of Hyoell 01 or · Margaret Siedenabel, e•on the p1ano. op e story e Free Methodist church-<~~~ 1 celient junior; Edna Reibel, G1fts were e.changed, alter brrth of Jesus were read by ISS C the home of the presidellt, manager: Thelma Grueser, wh1ch ice cream, cake and col-~~~ f~~~·~he ~:"child~~ June Dewhurst Tuescla.J secretary; Mabel Bearhs, fee, were served. Members . noon, Dec. 1:1. Prayer,ppe treasurer; Bernice Ann Durst, were seated at a table with ~r~at;on Le?f"~ ·~ fro~:• this program, followed by 51 A Christmas party, and pro- M:·s. Morgan by Jan Davis Epling, assistOIJ by Mrs. J E. protector; Nettie Hayes, guard Santa cover and centered with P\~~~ 1 /'" en • rs. r Mr. and Mrs. Robert McEI- ture readmg by BeatriCi! gram, featured lbe meeting od tnd Mrs. Rossi by Carol Gum- Gills, chaplain. Miss MarJe and Berruce Ebersbach, trus· a small decorated silver tree Plans were announced for the lhinney of Middleport, are an· readmg the 91st Psalm. the French Colony Chapter,' IJler. Meal was a guest, and a pros- tee. Named as. auditing com- With tall red tape~s m crystal buffet dmner to be held at 6:30 nouncing lbe engagement and I Attending were Beatrice Daughters of the American Following the play ~liss Ap- pecl!ve member. Other 1 ~lttee were Dondr1s c?rueseHr, Elt.olders on eJther Side Napkms p. m. and the party to follow \approaching marriage or their :gan, Rose Pattersonl<,Roh Revolution, Ibis week at the ril Brandeberry gave a dram a!· were the girls in the .en _Killmger a ara emes. also earned out the Chr~stmas on New Year's Eve at the ,daughter, Karen Sue, to Mr. Musser. Genevieve IX>wh home of Mrs. M. T. Epling, ,.., ic reading "The Littlest Angel," The name of Mrs. Nellie Articles we7~ro~~etby mem- theme. F:v: were ~a IndY K. of P. Hall, with husbands as Ronald Shaw Thomason, son ol Came Moore, Odesla'; ROI.... gent. which was exceptwnaliy well· gle Sifril was presented by for a ~ · ti canes an Jtman cho co ales. guest; Members are to call Mr. and Mrs. William Thoma- Leafle Hysell, Audre)'~,Pa . given from memory. Margaret Bradbury as a At the c1ose 0 1 e mee ng, Mrs. Norman Stewart, or a son, 118 Woodlawn Ave., Spring- son. June Dewhurst, 1\u 1'he home wu bea~lifully The story of the play showed pective member. Miss a Christmas part~ was :;1~~; Mrs. Buclwnan is member of the special activi- field, Ohio. Hayes, Ada Keesee, · ~ild ~ated In keeping With Ute the attitudes of two nurses m et Ecker gave Prestdent Gener- ed. The ~~~ wasud'ecora d . ttes committee, by Dec. 29th If The wedding will be an event guests, Miss Bonnie Hogue, al holiday season. Mrs. Frank E. a doctor's office. The rich pa· al's message, which was a the occasion lncl mg a "<>II'_ Hosteu at Cards they plan to attend. of January 28 at the Church New York City, and Mra. We!herholt and Miss,Rutlt Mar- tients were bringing very ex- Christmas greeting of friendly M G The members enjoyed a gilt or Christ Middleport Tillis of RuUand. 1 8 h tin were assls~t hostesses. pensive gifts of perfumery.• jew- wishes. Senior High Group tain~- h:,?'~:rd u~l:;a~:.:'n!~: -----~ MiS8 McElhinney ·received M" Tillis gave 1 lalk Mrs. Ruth Gillingha~, facul· el~ and other Items .. ThiS SJl· Afl~r .lbe program the I day evenmg, at her home, PLAN PROGRAM her Bachelor of Arts Degree in her experiences and work at a ty s~ of the Thesptan Club ~tion caused a cymcal attJ- was ,_nvJted mlo lbe Tf Present Play ISprmg Ave . Pomeroy . PI!Zes The South Bethel EUB Sun- Engltsh In 1965, at Ohio Univer- mJSsJonary in Africa. Her !iusof Galba Academy HJgh school, Jl changed IR regard It t h el ed dmmg roo~, where The Senior High youth group were awarded to Mrs. David day Schuol will present a Chris!- slly. At present she is work- band, Rev. Amos Tillis, II h4Jdpresenled members who enact- meanmg of Chrtstmas by a and_ a lovely ~sorlment ed of First United Presbyterian Ohlinger, Mrs. Emerson Well, mas program on Wednesday, ing on her Master's degree. ing a revival at Masseyvtjle, eel "A Touch Of Lilac," by Ly- very poor, Ill patient that Chr~stmas coo es were serv church, Gallipolis, IS directing Mrs. Roy Smith and Mrs. Rob- December 21 , at7:30 p.m. The Miss McEihinne? is Resident IOhio. • da Nagel. The ~ng of !the brought a. g1ft of rbeap (Lilac) from • beaul!fully appomted Ia- 1md performing m the Christ- ert Arnold. Chnstmas program will feature Dtrector of Shively Hall and a, . . . _ play Is the ~option room of perfume '" apprOC!ation of ble. Mrs. Frank Wetherholt ' mas play, "Wisest Gift," based I Refreshments were served the reading of the Christmas former member of the I.O.D.A. The Tilbs Fa'?Jiy has_"bb!e• Pr. Alberton s office the day what the nurses had done for poured. . . nn tl.e 0. Henry story of tht Iby the hostess to those named story by the pastor and recita· Social Club ~orkmg as rrussJonarle~ In AI· 1108 btfore Christmas. her; This patie_nt was hopeless- Next meetmg Will .be Jan. Gi.t Of The Magi, written by above and Mrs. Leon McKnight, t10ns by 26 children. The ch01r Mr. Thomason will graduate but now plan to bve bl The cast Includes Lorna by ly til. The entrre play was su- 9th at the home of . Mtss Eddie Roark at the church on ; Mrs. Willard Hines and Mrs. will sing carols and Christmas from Ohio University January Rutland. Shelley Sarrett, Natalie by perbly done by the very able erme Hayward, Wit~ at 7 p.m. Charles Riffle. Preceding lbe hymns throughout the program. 28. He will begin teaching at The next meeting will be 11 Mary Philllpa, Mrs. Coffman cast. . , . . ~<JSes bemgMMrs.VRo ~rt All children of lbe church will games, the group enjoyed a tur· , A treat will be given all rriem- New Lexington High School on the home of Rosemary Samsel by Becky StephetJJOII, M" · The meetmg opened m 11tuai· etz, MJSs ary ug a The public is invit· key dinner at the Bailey's res· '[ bers of lbe Sunday School. Ev· February 1. He Is a member in Mason w. Va. Refreshmenu Hernillgway by Connie Leedy, istic form by the Regent Mrs. en and Mrs. J. S. Clark. eel to attend. taurant. eryone Invited. of Pi Kappa Alpha fraterrdty. were served. Ethel stewart Ree lecte·d MOS t Excellent Ch Le• f Christmas Theme is Highlight of Toddlers to Tassels Group Meetmg I !u.it . 11 WMS of Hy h Run ChurC .I Meets Recent y YUle Party, Progr am are ' Features 0 f DAR Mee tl ng M• M E/h•1nney Will be Wed On January 28 j. i: 8~~"C~ '1 0 .5 - ('3 ~ J ;~~~ H :~ .. .. ................. • li! .. .. .. . . . . .. . ·' l ' -~ 'jJJtil " 't I •, ' :• I J),(i' ',·. 1··. ~· ,;~ ij f It' '-II· The artatmaa program will be pmented at Heath Methodist Cbarch Sunday evening (tonight) al7:30 p.m. and will feature clllldrea ol the cltarch school and tbe junior and senior MYF memben. ,. FoHowiDg 11le program tbe Officers were ·elected and Christmas observed when cblldren wiD be Jiveo a treat the Lo:(Jl Women's Class of the Middleport Church of In lhe basemeal. All cbftdren Christ met Thursday evening at the church for then an· wanlfog to participate In the nual holiday dinner. . . program oboald attead the The Homebuilder's Class prepared and served the Soaday morning cburch school dinner. with Mrs. Denver classes to IBke part iDa pra<Rice and Mrs. Norm;m Yeau-~to Mrs. Roush and Mrs. Beach, lice session. Those bllhe proo &er in charge. Mrs. Reibel, Mrs. Watts and gram are asked to be at tbe ·Officers elected were Mrs. Mrs. Gilkey. Recognition was ehareh by 7 p. m. Oscar Roush, president; Mrs:· given to Mrs. Reibel, Mro. 1 . . . ,_ _ __ _ _ __ William Reynolds, vica presi- Beach and Mrs. Watts for a t• dent; Mrs. Leo Childs, tre;tsur· three year attendance record •r, Mrs. Ernest Lallanee, sec- and Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Lallance rotary, and Mrs. Wilbur Than- and Mrs. Reuter for a 12 year IJold, assistant. Mrs. Robert attendance record. CommunicaReibel and Mrs. Cash Braley tions were read from Mrs. C. are teachers of the class. vance of Kent: Mrs. Clara Guesu were the Rev. an6 DUgnrd, Lakewood, and Victor· Mrs. Donald Hicks and son, ia McCarley, Indianpolis, Ind. Final plans for tlte~~~; Doug, and Mro. Sweet. Tables of Miss Mary Louise for the dinner were decorated Mrs. Herman Lohse and Mrs. daughter of l>r. and Mra. with red ribbon streamers, William Reynolds were . In aid Warehime, Upper River b't1 tapers In crystal holders charge. of. the program whlc:t Road Gallipolis to Mr. Jarnea w e opened ·w1th tbe smgmg of ' · ' r Mr and combined with an arrangement "J lb W ld" 'lh M E. MorriSOn, son o • 10 uf white mums. oy e or WI . rs. Mrs. J. Emmett MQI'rlson, of Mrs. Roush welcomed the Cash Bradley at the piano. 533 Foorth Ave., are 8liJJOUllCed. members and guests and asked Mrs .. LaUance read the Cbr!St- The open church "~~~II Mr. Hicks to give the table mas scnbture from Luke and will take place at 7:30 .., Lohse · the evemng · o1 'lb"-""" "prayer. Favors of hoiIy cor- Mrs. M ush gave d "Aa readmg. . At m ~"""'' ..sages were given each one. Dur· "· Ro ., rea merJca camber 22nd, at the First Unl~ !ng the business mlietlng the Christmas taken from Ideals eel Presbyterian church. Wed· sick report as given and In- and Mrs. Lohse read a reading ding music will start at 7 p.m., eluded Mn. Elfie Montgomery on Bethlehem. A closmg p~ay- with Miss Catherine Hayward, ·at Holzer Hospital,: Mrs. Hall er was ~v.en follow~. by smg· organist, aod Misa Cathy Clark, In JlunUi~gton,.Mr. Ncutzllng in mg of Silent Night and a sololl!l. Meigs General ·and tbe former Pl'!IY•r for the sbut-tns. Rev, Glen R. Hueholt Anna Farmer, a surgical pa- Decorations included a light. olficlate. An opeo recepUoo tient In a Columbus hospital; ed tree wllb gold angela. Mrs. be bald at the home of I b Mn. William Br&aford, Mn. Reibel gave the Love Gift dedi· bride's parents. ' Leo Childs llld Light· cation with a table holding the •· fool. . . ' · Bible, a madonna, white mums • Dol\atjops were ~ to the and ~die in an effective ar· CUB PACK TO MEET Cleveland Children's ·Ho!Jle and rangement. Mrs. Gilkey and Cub Pack 203 will bold the EJilllt Flynn' Hom•· In Mrs. Beach were in charge of meeting and rocket race, Indiana. ~,.Ut . w~s . pr~en~ tile gift exchange bald during 7 p.m., , Monday, at Gra~ll to Mr. ClajtOD,; cuaiC!!I!an, aild the social baur. ' Metbodlst church. Officers Named By Church Class LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS /TROtKt••• ffTIIaJNlt Miss Warehime's Wedding Plans Are Announced II f.'"· ... '1' Lqss[es Club Holds :·Party ••••••••••••• • • • • • • • •• • • • • •• • •• • •• • • • • • ··································~ FvU ltdlnlng Poallion lVYiuiwa ,...._ L01.... Or lode Your Choice of Over 50 Chairs NOW ON DISPLAY .• H..., lht Ideo! wsy to l1111t ••• n>d< at your caltl oway. The Berl!ljnelY .Butomatically adapts itself Ia any poolliolllht body ~ without knobs, noiM or P!JBeb. These chaiJS aro RJCJmY and comfoltable ••• oo -....tile -.M.ount.,. -,·. . ···:• too. Lounae or rock to your htert•a content ••• loon bock rO!IIty tot tettviewlll(. NOdine or n~ppina -on • • , futty ..,IUit for ccmplot. -ion. Toko ,.Ur choice of todoy'o . - """ J1!01t folhionlble fabltcs ond colors thlt 1111 add ud IIWII)' Ill MviDI 111C1111o clll1, or pliJ ""'"" . ' ' ' Priced from ... $CJ9 to f210 cards and Carol Hull- llemiJert and advisors : out 4-H calendars. lel1dUtll •LouiSe add~ed cards 14. of patients at ttie GaJU. · State JnsUtu1e. .. . Don't Del•y $Jop I~ Tod•y II . . . . •;. WAY;s:·I·,D . ~-~:.~. ., . .r .• ' ' .<'•l'tl..,........" i ' •j' TERMs AVAILAIUi' . I,... '• ' 'I I) I . I ' '• .. ~ ' .. ., ' .' ~·.· ~ �:.._'.-. ' ...............-.... -..... -..- ........'".. --~--lllflll----._... , .......... • .~ .... ,~-,' ', , ~- TVI!~etDiiJhtr ,~~on Thursday A ,.adii!C, '"nne 'United PreobJIIrlu ~.,at 7 p.m. joyed a turkey dinner, precedq the ,feiU)ar meet!D&. Freel Goqleln, worthy mu. ler, preside~! at the met~lnll: ·irhlcl! opened In lltualistlc • Norman wm, delegate State Grange, was ~ and gave a report on ineeting. One appeal for ald ·1'88 answered. A commuolca-j lion was read from c. E. ~lakeslee In regard In the l!rnational Farm Youth Ez. _cl!ange program. 'Reported 11ere Carl Grueser and Battle Curtis. : ''Cnistmas" was tbe theme If the Jli'OBI'&m presented Mn. ~ A. M«gan 1~1~: flmlp singing of Hark the fels Sing, opened the program, fonowecj I1Y a relidlng, 'lte It of Christmas by Mrs. lr RadlcJrd. Five artiCles were fead, 'ltere will always be a Ou'isln\as, by Mro. Frank Gruesllf; Christmas Heart, eetty 'Leonard; Inside Chrlstlilu, Hollllt Rice; Christmas r. Mally 'lbings, William Grue•; lnd Country Christmas, Mrs. Amos Leonard. A ChristI!IU J11'87er by Mrs. Morgan IDd tbe singing of Sllent Night ciollcluded tbe pioogram. · The ·me,etln& closed In lar form. r .. frlllll ..~ .. meelluc ol ·tbe e.tety of the ~cuse United Presbyterian Cburc:b,l conducted by .lhe president, da Slack. Pray~r was olleredj r • ·a · .. AIIOHicers · / J· A f . E __ .,o . · M , eet Lali~e~,tf~'' uO'.. n .-. ' - I 1 /, Ptlsf1iteiltin ·~ ';{· · . .. women Retain - ;HellbfGiange Members of Rock . r ' The Helen.. Help .. uS Jolll!i:.,a. .~ :':;I'=~·:~':~ ....... ,.~".:-:..~ .-. . . . M•· ' "'~. ,~ Rider Home Itt Cheshire is·Scene of WSCS Cll ...... . . .~ loeodlwltltlilri.J.A.If•JioM...... . . ··I· - •. . . . . ,, . boml IIlii ..... - ........ 1141111 Ulllt,· aaljlb NMdl llld .... _... •• A Oil , • Ill q$jlfp daf at !be lliiiM-tl Mra. On prlar tllllie llllltlq ID II memRider. . lfn. . . . "IWI'!'I and ... ~- and lin. Robit1 Rloet was eiJoJecl ' by ..,....,.... 11!11 Kemper. ., bert and lllese guala, .Mn. Krs. 8l1pb ...., ... ID Mn. Homer 11"'1111! 1111. and Mro. lvu ar-. • 1ues~~ o1 tbe Eno Ladles Aid Th~ lllee1lae't~WII ~ 111 AUdre!' Slover, Mrs. !leva By Belen ot tile JIIOII'IID IIIII ·- - - - - · .· ~ 1 ,~:u:aD::;da:y:= meetln~J:W:edne=.•i Mra. OIIICiys_lJoffiiW!• pres!- nolds, Mro. Lizzie till 11m ·~ Ulfltll ill Surpri,e Pfll'fr II ~nt, with llu! &rQIIP slnllng Mrs. Jerry Black and baby, Mn. IWir Nell !be JJ J/'0' ""'-"'' . · "Silent Nllbi'f"and by repeat- mara, and Kendra Ward. SloiJ fniD ·1111 ., to "''""I# ~mret Ina the Loi'cl:f Prayer. Next meeUng will be held and lfltlt 1 rt A IU1'prllt 1!11'17 Wll ~an ~ ~teedlngo 'liven Included: Jan ... lor an all day .. " Prior to .... lia8rllll I . . Po~ lbe ~-:;::,Mrs: ' '"l'IICI Minister's VIsit,'' by at lha home of Mrs. Rosetta YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! . but 1 wl!ih just once they were- loci; diJmer W1ll eDjoyec1 II!' tbe ae.er.J · ..U. Jllitltl. ley AI ~','. 1 Jack McGinlll!ll ~ · of Mr. Mra. Earl Get!rge and ''The Jones. This colunm Is for young 11'1 too busy to be bothered by lourteen prennt eel 1 lllla!eJ ~ Quincy H. Aleohlre " anll Mrs • C M«llnneu !louse With NRbodY In It," by people, their problema and ,holidays. - TRADI'f!ON LOV· Mrs. Rider, presldellt, ~ mas periJ . ~ 18111 11 tbe ~~ ' : :e~e:~ I 1 Low- Rl~er Roid, 11 bome ~ Mrs. Clinton Jones. DevoUoos pleasures, their troubles and E}\ sided over the bUSIDeBS meeUng. Amellcao J.tcloD llaU on Weal h: aba t Beauford ~ spend the bOUday vacaUon from were read by !l'e hostess. Roll fun. AI with the net ol Helen Dear T.L.: The J!lllllllry meeting Will 'le Union SL Jn Athena. new se 1 • 8· Hargrove Military Academy at call and lha tninuU!s of the last Help US!, it welcomes laughs I hope all those "teo busy" at the home of Mra. Job a MrL Evtlya JI'DIJer of fta. Attending the party Wl!re Mr. Chadlam va I meeting WOIJF given by Mn. f f hut won't dodge a sellous que•· pnrents will rend your letter - . · - elne, a deiiiGllltrator, atU!oded ~W::~Ire, ' ' IHomer Kell)pel. The program i Uon with a brulb-olf. and take heed. Traditions are with tile fellolrlna boiiiUP, a rs. m • . . ' d D ll'ho ~ closed witH .\h• song "God Be Send your teen-aee questions jljst •• Important to modern Notes Mro. Leoti Wolle, MrL Stta aud Mrs. Paul Bums, Qumcy Misa Ju y urOIIe, . a With You", and dismissal was "'"'" ' z:,. , _ _ ,, • to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, young people as they once were ParBOilS, Mro. Dianna Parsona, Aleshire, Pallia Burns, Bever- '" t tends Like ErieII ~e ~ . by Mrs. Vera Miles. Mr. H. M. Roush, Buffalo, W. care of Helen Help USI thlo to their folks. - 11. all of Racine, Mra. Jou Wolfe, ly Aleshire, llichM'd Peyton, f PalneavQle, 0;• e th A potluck dinner was Va., vlsllt!d recently wrlh newspaper. Dear Helen: . , Mrs. Thomas Weston, Mrs. Sara Janel Searles, Roger Vlnlnl, , - J •rend the holiday seUGn wl Mr." and Mrs. George Anderson JUNIOR PEEPING TOMS Three years Jio I went wllb " · " ' " " " " " " ' · - Roush and Mrs. Norma Baker, Shirley Aleshire, Clllrenef Lfit, · 1:,. her pareJJII, Supt. and Mrs. ~~.. Mrs. J. Q. Rice. Dear Helel!: a Jirl for abOut two monlha. Mrs. IAwll FOI and Mrs. ell ol S)'J'acuat. Joyce Aleshire, Ronnie Jeflm, Albert Durose. Miss Carol Scott, student I hove just discovered tllat Then we broke up. Since then Charles R. Karr Sr. speut Mrs. Edoa Tripplett of POllio Donna Joffm, Tim Mlcbtlell, .:· at the Gallipolis Holzer several boya In our neighbor- I have ealled ber once or tWice Thuraday afternoon with Mro. . eroJ a demonstntor attend- Sandy Jeffers, Roger Jllbii,D, , ;). Miss Margaret Bi'ewer, a School of Nursing, iB bond are Peeping Toms. What's a week even thougb she'd be Wyatt Radford. eel with llllloliDwlna bosteues, i Kay Ehlln. Don Lunsford. ~ill :,;;;J. l!ludent at Cedanllle Colletle. doln~ affiliate work at Chi(., the proper procedure? Should going ~lth another boy at tho Mrs. Pearl Parker Is spend- Mrs. Gtrttude Flnlaw, Mra. Lunsford, Jerry Ale!hlrt, Ptl'_ ;:;" hao arllved home _to lpend the dren s Hospital in Columbus. we call the police? _ UNCOM· Ume. We dlaculs our problems Ina lbe IIolldays with her cJiil. Peggy Harris, Mro. Maraaret gy AleshJre, I'aula Alalllli; &.!1' l ~ollday SeaiiOII with ber parents, Following compleuon of the FORTABLE VICTIM and give each other advice. To dren In Columbus. Bailey Mra. Dorothy McKen- Tom 1\ing IJld family, ~ Mr. ~ Mrs. Mllton Brewer. work in January she will return De U V . ' her I'm just a bill brother. But Mr. llld Mrs. John DousJass zle Miss Donna Reibel all of t Vickie, Tom Jr., .tuattn, SO. ,.. · to Gallipolis. to completa her I :Ours· i~ easily the most every lime I see her 1 realize of Athens were recent I""'II PoJMroy; Mn. Betty McCoy, 111Ule Estep and Barbara. Ann:";.':; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meyen nunlng studies. understaled letter of the weok. 1 really tove her. The lullny of ber parents, Mr. and Mro. , and Mro. KaU! McCoy of Msa· , (~ and 1011 and dauJbteul Urbio Mr. ~d Mrs. Wmtem Mayea l don't know 11 these fellows thing is, l've actually helped Lewla Pos. on, W. Va. PHYSICAL I'ITN!IS _: '~na are ope~ lilt weekend 8aada7 and children, Barbara a D d are· "Peeplnc" wllb blnOC1Jo her and her boy friends atay ~ard L)>ons, student at Also Mn. PhD Baldwin, Rs· CENTER AND ; 4.j l"ilh hlf parenll, Mr. KANAUGA Fair Haven MethLima, and Mr. and Mrs. ~from 8 college donn· teas- together 1 guess 1 just want Ohio UDivlll'811y spent the rine a deJnoulrator, allanded REDUCING SALON Mrs. Maurice Blll8. ==~~~~pro~.: a~na a~ve~=- ~:~: ed by a girl who forge~ to to QJaK; sure she is happy. My w~~es a~o:S b~m!turned to! with the following hosteasei, Chrllfmaa Speclll ,~ p.m. The pubUc la Invited. recenU with their ~.. pull down the shades; or ~eal thoughts about her are more or [his homo from Meiss General I •ln. Mllf(f Kimbler, Mrlth ~ W•lcly or monthly Gift · '.I'-'! 18. Mae IIIU, Mil. alleyRu : : Cartlflcata Now Avalleblt ' · II<\ ai-rtradl CHB:slURE 8aptllt YDUDB Mrs Ch~les Mayes. backyard sneakers who nught leSB sacred - not really phySI- Hospital and is improving. . b be up to no good caL Not at all profane. Mr nd M E S th Hill, Mrs. Neva B ' • at RI!DUCED RATES. . 'I"' :::.::~en: spen~~~~:~~e~:~mw~~ Only the last ~hould be re- Am I too young to !eel this Col~ua w~ ~~~odnugues~ Libby Wlllf~ Mr~&l ,rf!'~' -led "Ught llld Peace," at 7 parents, Mr. and Mrs. PaUl ported. You canlred discobluroodagede way!? ll'mfi IB,hahel'ls 16. SWhe both)~J of her mother, Mrs. Florence "g,~:· ~a Mrs e, Judj ~::: ~ F:~: ~ow Gu~ ' ~ those other norma , · wan o 10" co ege. ou Holley. ' · Phono 4<16-07'17. Hovrt p.m., at the dlurdl. Mr aDd Mrs Clyde Andrews American tigers by drawing the tell here, wail WI laU!r to let Mrs ll'loreDce Hollev and Mr Smllh, all of Racine; Mrs. Jen-d o,... t A.M. To 1 P.M. ~ ..... • be r know I'm not th at PIa tonic • and Mrs. · ' nle Little ofKl Syr8CUI8, an •· """" Susan AMBIIICAN Legion AuJjlltry were • amonc tho8e from the drapes. - H· C. E. Smith wer•· Mrs. of pomeroy -r Th ru F' icl•Y mote at Ohio COIIIIIIIIIIIIy Qrrlstinaa party at Middleport • Pomeroy area at- Dear Helen: or try to get over her, which SUnday dinner guests of !he Pew Ill ·-stly, arllved home lfiiOII HaD •fro!n a to & p.m. ltDdln& tile Knights of Pythia. What ever happened to the will be very hard to do? Dallnl former'• daughter and son-mapend the holldaJt willl omer j II juu're DOl able to ,;ve your amatmas party 1n Callipolis, real tradition. ?f our holidays? other glrls only makes me law, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L<>- 1 pnrenta, llfl'. IIDII Mil. 0 ehlldtea a Ml!rty Cbrllimao, Thuroday evening. For ThanlrsJ!lvmg, my parenta eompare them WI~ ~er, unfa- 181 and Skip. Philllpa, Fh1t A•e., lliDJ thlm to the party. San- Buddy Moore, Ohio Univer- decided It would be a waste of vorably. I guess 1f I ve loved Mrs. Adam Ebersbacb oceompanled by I Ia Ia waltJnc, freshman, is home this time and money to have a tur· her lor three years, I may be llanddaujbter Missss hl"r!~7': 11 Miss Valorie Gl'illtD Ill vls!IID& bls parents, key. So we went to the caf. . booked lor life, but iB ohe? AM Dura~ vhiled T c•••• , who afllr a villi Ia IDYRioOALr-==~ and Mrs. Ted Riley, Jr., ia. Big deal, eating a holiday - TROUBLED Parkersbur&. w. Va., with lips hoJjJe wtlliD Clll · St. dinner with some 2110 unknown Dear Troubled: and Mn. George Powell. GREAT neU to vlilt I* will DIMI at 6:30 p. m. 11 Mr. and Mrs. David Jenkins people in all that noise and There's only one way to lind · 1111 bome of Mr. and Mn. 1am11y of Portsmouth visit· clatter. out: Call her ~p, ••k her out to PLAN PROGRAM FRIEND! Mr. llld 1111. J!lm4 ~=:1 Jllllet L. Clark lor supper Thuroday wllb her parents, Christmas will be die 18018. 8D extra ~al daU!, end tell The Tuppers PlaiDs EUB Sun· and lour chJiclnD hlfl t!ll(lllle ClirlalmU party. IIIII Mr1, Harald Chase. We're not very close to our her you've turoed rn your Big day Scbaol will present a CbristOPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS to the home at f14 Flrtl AYe., ~ .· G.ER CREEK Band Boo8tC8111t for the Golden Rule relatives and they live too far Brother button. I hope I'm right mu JIIGII'Im on Thursday, IJe. whicl! they .-tly .., party. away to be with us. Besides, In predicting she'll sigh. "Ira cembel 22, at 1:30 p.m. The 6:00 to 8:00 from Mr. IIlii Mn. era Will meet at 7:30 P· m. our aoartment lacks space. about time!" because youiOUIId Cbrlatmu play, "A Utile Bit ton. The Sartou 1rt Uvlnll ID ift the hlgh school C!Bielerla. Oh Kan Coin Club I asked my lather if we could like mighty fine boylllend ma- of Chr~tmas" will be pre!~Dl·ll a mobile home Clll Lowe~! lleo- ·MJ. PIJBUC employee. Illget a real tree this year, and terial to me. - H. ed by lbe children of die school ond AYI. riUal CbriiUnlla program~~ To Meet Dec.19 he 1a14 it's too much bother Dea r Helen : and recitaUons by small cbJJ. SAYINGS 11ft tsebanp party al uaa, PT. PLEASANT - The Oh to care for one. How I loved Girls are always writing to . dren ">II be realured i'i>e Mtmbtr F. .nl Ae11erve System Jet! Hall auditorium, Mo n. Coin Club of Pt. Pleaoant the fragrance of a real Christ- you about how bovs are too ctren of the School will be pre.day, Dec. lt, 1 P· m. Refresh- will meet at the A~palachtan mas tree the few times we had busy. Well, I am an 18-year- sented with a treat Mtmbtr F.":'t.' C. POl... ~ . J \' 0 . wUI be sened. Company auditorium on one. How I'd love to have a real old fellow who lik~s gins the pt'<lgram . Everyone is corI !~~AVILLE PTO wm . meel ' Dec. 19, it 7:30p.m. family dinner, even if It is jusl , well og .the next &UY but dially invited. I p.m., In tba · lehoOI. ' social hour and tradlnc ses- our family. : ''ever ask a nice girl to ~o : - - ---~ J'e~ifnll'la. The school CbriJt. precedes a Bhort business About presents: they 're a:J anything we both know bel one iJI waiting m your lirst !11M prcllrllil will be helcl pri· And COin auction. planned, so there won't be any I wrong. period class. H'"g'" there and 1I lOr 10 tbe meetlrJ&. 'lbere wtn Tbe public Is Invited. All paid duplicates and everyone getsi I may be old-fashioned but fmd her! - H. he' DO 11ft acqe. member• are requested to juot what he or she expecls. , like a romantic girl who " GAUJPOLIS BUIIDetts and attend, as awards will be Whst's [un about lhat? Where'sj wild. It seems lhey are a ProfeBitonal Women'• Club and membero receive a the e•citement and wonder of bard to lind. I ll'iah they'd let IIUNDAY wtn bold I dlnDer ~ at Club President Ed- Christmas? Wbere's the rellg· the boys like myself know AlfVE'I'S l?QST No. • 8:il0 p.m., at ~·s. ·There Burkett of Middleport, ion and love and tradition that they are. - D. S. hold a regu1er mM!j .. u :;,:-~).will baa fl gift elChange. said the organization starts makes it a special day? Tbe Dear D: hall il ~..... It sixth year of activities with surprises; the s!Jarlnl? Nice girls don't advertise , p.m. All memllln ~ aqed ~v:: ~;~~~: the meeting on January 7. I'm not kuocldng my pare•d they wa1t to be diScovered. I U I ".o.-- dH cf I .oad Mei"l Lad Go Athens "'a For . h•~~ "il by Frankie MUIIIAw. Persona/ Notes rom M,'dd/epor Persona/ From Pomeroy n \ I I · Ga11 la Eve·nts THE WNG AND SHORT of your evening call war·droll>e can be handled X)amorously wll~ theoe two "robes" by Raymodes. Knee- skimming gold qullted nyloa tricot trenrh coal (left) slays at home lor holiday hostesslng or goes oullo light up a holiday party. Quilled blark satin Door length robe (right) Is so elegant II ran venture out to any black lie galll or slay at borne, teamed wllh sllver . slippers, for festive entertalnlnl durillg the yuletide. :· 0::: :•· "'' l ., 91 1 1 ---------------- Lil:: .. --- THE FARMERS BANK SEWING MACHINES i' " JUST It liME FOR OIRISTMAS l ,. ' THE FARMERS BANK and CO. LAST-MINUTE the Meigs-' Events .] Mn. LoodoD read "No New WQ to Ce1ellrall a.rblmu"; "Sharillg," was read by Mary famous stretch-._.stops bindinfi. 1THIGH·MOLD bY. '/M~Ua ' now in Lavender; "'l1le First Cbolr," by Mrs. Carlle Sinclair; ...,_ Frfeudly Beasts" by MrL 14'la Hudson; "Bethlehem's Manger" by MJss Edna Edwards. "The Gift Beyond Compare" by Mn. Alma Hysell of ColiiiJI. bus; "Ia the Christmas Spirit" ., Mn. Mary Donna Simms; "aarrllmu" by Mrs. Katlrryu Jobnloll; "Best Holiday'' by Mrl. AnD Hemsley; "Christmas II Fun" by Mrs. Hazel Clark. lll"'lnn ., "11hlle Sbepllerdl Wlldlld Tbelr Flocb" IIIII PI'IJ8' by Mill Edwardl elaNd tllepiop- Jvllowblc the program, 8lftl seam~Jgjjjf . . . ~ and a IOdll period wu enjoyed by b lboM IIIII lln. Thelma Grueslr IIIII lin. Helen Diddle. Mill Edwltdl, Mn. ilyalll, lin. Remaley, Mra. JGimloD and lin. Diddle wert ..... ' I, ~ I THIS IS OUR FINEST WHm I'''' Automatic equipped, buttoD holtt, H wns for ,-., ltltdlea, late l!IB&, ollil' 2 left, lolodel11811, No. 82113 llld FOR HER: 179'' :~LAR $239.95 •lingerie ehosiery. ' •i•welry ehandbags egloves eblou181 ·esweaten ONLY SAW ' . · a•! Decem'- ·-.,.v- ' present. d!toVI · . beHEMI..Oa!: wiD hold their t'llrMIIIIII gram Sandaf, 1:30 p.m. Ev~ welo!ome. POMEROY CJ1URCH c1 Christ wtn hove a Cbrlatmlt program Sunday at 7:00 p.m. T\Je pubUc iJ 1091ited. . SANTA CLAUS will •. NEW THEIR FINEST : Au'-'lc lq1llppld, I left, Jlodll1118, Ko. UOIIIIII.dot , REGULAR ONLY $249... -179'5 --.oo SAVE ;p~v ' ..........,. . PFAfF ZIG ZAG, 0.:01 • >...J.L 11!1.. W :t"179.9S 1Lelt . ' ., ---·• his .. .....,. visit to Syracuse at the Iowa ball Deetm'ber 18, .at Z p.m. with 1 !nat lor all chi!· dren of the YIDip and those athlndlng tbe srr- sc:bool. Santa's visit Is . Ladilll Atmlltr7 of tbt cuae Volanteer f!ft· Dept. IIONDAY I ~ I ' ; 11·995. •sAVI•• ·--=~~ ~~' IIIVIISAL,...... ,_ .. .,,, .erobes Alita ••leCQidJSIIo_,l.. llr IIG, -------- . Cllltli'lk hurd! wt1l have 1 ·rosram 111 ......,, It, 1 7:11. An Wnflll pro. gram llu liMl Jl!'!nted IIIII ' . 18900· - .,~.~VI... ' '';: ~I)J'mv:-,u. ., I I. · 011 UA POIIW }' . jthe most comfortable nylons you'lleYir (tear ••• in a whole wardrobe of style; Now tour Wllldertaiii:Jiel to choose fromt~ (ll«W t m'mn, aew outiiJt, flmoua ful&faahl~ .,_ ihlen 111d aftlrDOon lheen. AD · ,...w. \J!Uitra - - ot ..tort Ia ~ t951f..i) .. al't ner out or Iliad the 1ef1 ~¥e&~eaJ1ordnopll • ii ,..."... ,,, feablon, lllfllful ... ~ . $1.51 Pllr OPIN NIGHTLY TIL NO P.M. • dress shirts .• sport shirts esocb ·eneckties epaiamas 1 , . I Pomeroy Merchants "GOLD STAR" w111 meet at 7:30 p. m. for and cereIIIOidll, IIIII Olrlstmu party wlllt a fl 11ft exchange. OPIN GATE Gard811 Club will ~ a door decoralkll 111111!111 lot the vlllap ., Rio Clrllldt. Judging will ba held - ..... .....• ....,....a will ba - ..... "'"' ...... awarded. Wednesday GALLIA COUNTY CB Club Inc., annual Christmas Party, Wednesday, Dec. 21, 6 p.m. K of p HaD. 'lbere will ba fl llft eschlll(f, lllllla CIIUI wt1l be tbere. "n11Ml7 FAIR HAVEN Metbodlll Clill a wt11 bold 111 CbrlJI. mu dlnuer at Gene Ball'a restaurant In Pt. Pleasant at I p.m. ----I alated meeting ru,,.,CtlrolPl4m. eo Sinr pnuecl Ktdlodlll 81Jtle . 1neel Monday at 7:1t lhe 1iome of MrL II' fer their "'ICl Cin''-lmas 'II ....., .. . The Tuppm PlaiDs Charge Ftllotnblp will begin by slng- OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL9:00 Wouldn't you love It for. Christmas? ...yes I +Samsonite Silhonettf! ·The perfect 61ft for Everyone I · Uab&•l 'Jiji CASH GIVE-AWAY $800 IN CASH PRIZES ,..•••.•...• as rentz You- h"" •-.ter about tbo lm,tllllioa yina . . wboa )'411 1M laJIII!IDIItr = ,. .. ,Iiiii hlaafllhlllulltll,q'IIIPIP" end I CHRISTMAS FINAL DRAWING fruntl ICilffMd.W.z ' ... •rt rlolr,llltWoliJoeb,.lalniOftl ................ 'r~~:r.::: th~ DEC. 14- 1:00PM ~I ~~Af ;' I' 'l1le JnLelaR meet regular day, Dec. · II Fourth grll!le .... .,,,. :.:;1~~ $200 - 3 ·$50 Prizes, I 5 • $25 Prlztt, 5 • $5 Prlzet .....SALISBIIRY ~ )ave a 1:110 p. Ill. CHOleR I )1!9ill!ll the VetenM' ~tal ;~*=;.r " ' mas wllllloltl: llOIIaCk il ru•lf· t1t It rt~~~~lrlll. Y.u naecl not .. pnsant to win. All dl'lwlfttll heW In lht P.IMI'IY Puldill Lot • ~~·s esweaten eunderwear ASK POR YOUI Pill 11CKn -:- N1 pure! i1v Pullma.n CUe .... $4SJJI Weik End Tota • , , , , , $11.15 i'l!oat~ case. • •• , , •.• $ZJ.II 1NI!eoS!iiler •••••••• $47.. ltlfllar'alotl,....... .....H.flordwlle ........ c..... ....... I•••Mubl Mu a'alttN II_., Plck'"""'lr c. DowoJt.O,_ ....l'rf ..... .... c-...... ...... ltur I Y111 Z11111t- Sale rin:•"l' ..... swa.n lahle~ .,_ , ................. Autt Ill .... Tnlllr IIIII A-.btlle&fY. Mldw., ...... ...... •olilllloll tmt. Pe!MNJMIIII'C.. ta · artDdJJ flrt ........ ........... ..... laliafl ......... l' MI.DIIr - La....r...,. ,. .1 ' ,, �:.._'.-. ' ...............-.... -..... -..- ........'".. --~--lllflll----._... , .......... • .~ .... ,~-,' ', , ~- TVI!~etDiiJhtr ,~~on Thursday A ,.adii!C, '"nne 'United PreobJIIrlu ~.,at 7 p.m. joyed a turkey dinner, precedq the ,feiU)ar meet!D&. Freel Goqleln, worthy mu. ler, preside~! at the met~lnll: ·irhlcl! opened In lltualistlc • Norman wm, delegate State Grange, was ~ and gave a report on ineeting. One appeal for ald ·1'88 answered. A commuolca-j lion was read from c. E. ~lakeslee In regard In the l!rnational Farm Youth Ez. _cl!ange program. 'Reported 11ere Carl Grueser and Battle Curtis. : ''Cnistmas" was tbe theme If the Jli'OBI'&m presented Mn. ~ A. M«gan 1~1~: flmlp singing of Hark the fels Sing, opened the program, fonowecj I1Y a relidlng, 'lte It of Christmas by Mrs. lr RadlcJrd. Five artiCles were fead, 'ltere will always be a Ou'isln\as, by Mro. Frank Gruesllf; Christmas Heart, eetty 'Leonard; Inside Chrlstlilu, Hollllt Rice; Christmas r. Mally 'lbings, William Grue•; lnd Country Christmas, Mrs. Amos Leonard. A ChristI!IU J11'87er by Mrs. Morgan IDd tbe singing of Sllent Night ciollcluded tbe pioogram. · The ·me,etln& closed In lar form. r .. frlllll ..~ .. meelluc ol ·tbe e.tety of the ~cuse United Presbyterian Cburc:b,l conducted by .lhe president, da Slack. Pray~r was olleredj r • ·a · .. AIIOHicers · / J· A f . E __ .,o . · M , eet Lali~e~,tf~'' uO'.. n .-. ' - I 1 /, Ptlsf1iteiltin ·~ ';{· · . .. women Retain - ;HellbfGiange Members of Rock . r ' The Helen.. Help .. uS Jolll!i:.,a. .~ :':;I'=~·:~':~ ....... ,.~".:-:..~ .-. . . . M•· ' "'~. ,~ Rider Home Itt Cheshire is·Scene of WSCS Cll ...... . . .~ loeodlwltltlilri.J.A.If•JioM...... . . ··I· - •. . . . . ,, . boml IIlii ..... - ........ 1141111 Ulllt,· aaljlb NMdl llld .... _... •• A Oil , • Ill q$jlfp daf at !be lliiiM-tl Mra. On prlar tllllie llllltlq ID II memRider. . lfn. . . . "IWI'!'I and ... ~- and lin. Robit1 Rloet was eiJoJecl ' by ..,....,.... 11!11 Kemper. ., bert and lllese guala, .Mn. Krs. 8l1pb ...., ... ID Mn. Homer 11"'1111! 1111. and Mro. lvu ar-. • 1ues~~ o1 tbe Eno Ladles Aid Th~ lllee1lae't~WII ~ 111 AUdre!' Slover, Mrs. !leva By Belen ot tile JIIOII'IID IIIII ·- - - - - · .· ~ 1 ,~:u:aD::;da:y:= meetln~J:W:edne=.•i Mra. OIIICiys_lJoffiiW!• pres!- nolds, Mro. Lizzie till 11m ·~ Ulfltll ill Surpri,e Pfll'fr II ~nt, with llu! &rQIIP slnllng Mrs. Jerry Black and baby, Mn. IWir Nell !be JJ J/'0' ""'-"'' . · "Silent Nllbi'f"and by repeat- mara, and Kendra Ward. SloiJ fniD ·1111 ., to "''""I# ~mret Ina the Loi'cl:f Prayer. Next meeUng will be held and lfltlt 1 rt A IU1'prllt 1!11'17 Wll ~an ~ ~teedlngo 'liven Included: Jan ... lor an all day .. " Prior to .... lia8rllll I . . Po~ lbe ~-:;::,Mrs: ' '"l'IICI Minister's VIsit,'' by at lha home of Mrs. Rosetta YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! . but 1 wl!ih just once they were- loci; diJmer W1ll eDjoyec1 II!' tbe ae.er.J · ..U. Jllitltl. ley AI ~','. 1 Jack McGinlll!ll ~ · of Mr. Mra. Earl Get!rge and ''The Jones. This colunm Is for young 11'1 too busy to be bothered by lourteen prennt eel 1 lllla!eJ ~ Quincy H. Aleohlre " anll Mrs • C M«llnneu !louse With NRbodY In It," by people, their problema and ,holidays. - TRADI'f!ON LOV· Mrs. Rider, presldellt, ~ mas periJ . ~ 18111 11 tbe ~~ ' : :e~e:~ I 1 Low- Rl~er Roid, 11 bome ~ Mrs. Clinton Jones. DevoUoos pleasures, their troubles and E}\ sided over the bUSIDeBS meeUng. Amellcao J.tcloD llaU on Weal h: aba t Beauford ~ spend the bOUday vacaUon from were read by !l'e hostess. Roll fun. AI with the net ol Helen Dear T.L.: The J!lllllllry meeting Will 'le Union SL Jn Athena. new se 1 • 8· Hargrove Military Academy at call and lha tninuU!s of the last Help US!, it welcomes laughs I hope all those "teo busy" at the home of Mra. Job a MrL Evtlya JI'DIJer of fta. Attending the party Wl!re Mr. Chadlam va I meeting WOIJF given by Mn. f f hut won't dodge a sellous que•· pnrents will rend your letter - . · - elne, a deiiiGllltrator, atU!oded ~W::~Ire, ' ' IHomer Kell)pel. The program i Uon with a brulb-olf. and take heed. Traditions are with tile fellolrlna boiiiUP, a rs. m • . . ' d D ll'ho ~ closed witH .\h• song "God Be Send your teen-aee questions jljst •• Important to modern Notes Mro. Leoti Wolle, MrL Stta aud Mrs. Paul Bums, Qumcy Misa Ju y urOIIe, . a With You", and dismissal was "'"'" ' z:,. , _ _ ,, • to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, young people as they once were ParBOilS, Mro. Dianna Parsona, Aleshire, Pallia Burns, Bever- '" t tends Like ErieII ~e ~ . by Mrs. Vera Miles. Mr. H. M. Roush, Buffalo, W. care of Helen Help USI thlo to their folks. - 11. all of Racine, Mra. Jou Wolfe, ly Aleshire, llichM'd Peyton, f PalneavQle, 0;• e th A potluck dinner was Va., vlsllt!d recently wrlh newspaper. Dear Helen: . , Mrs. Thomas Weston, Mrs. Sara Janel Searles, Roger Vlnlnl, , - J •rend the holiday seUGn wl Mr." and Mrs. George Anderson JUNIOR PEEPING TOMS Three years Jio I went wllb " · " ' " " " " " " ' · - Roush and Mrs. Norma Baker, Shirley Aleshire, Clllrenef Lfit, · 1:,. her pareJJII, Supt. and Mrs. ~~.. Mrs. J. Q. Rice. Dear Helel!: a Jirl for abOut two monlha. Mrs. IAwll FOI and Mrs. ell ol S)'J'acuat. Joyce Aleshire, Ronnie Jeflm, Albert Durose. Miss Carol Scott, student I hove just discovered tllat Then we broke up. Since then Charles R. Karr Sr. speut Mrs. Edoa Tripplett of POllio Donna Joffm, Tim Mlcbtlell, .:· at the Gallipolis Holzer several boya In our neighbor- I have ealled ber once or tWice Thuraday afternoon with Mro. . eroJ a demonstntor attend- Sandy Jeffers, Roger Jllbii,D, , ;). Miss Margaret Bi'ewer, a School of Nursing, iB bond are Peeping Toms. What's a week even thougb she'd be Wyatt Radford. eel with llllloliDwlna bosteues, i Kay Ehlln. Don Lunsford. ~ill :,;;;J. l!ludent at Cedanllle Colletle. doln~ affiliate work at Chi(., the proper procedure? Should going ~lth another boy at tho Mrs. Pearl Parker Is spend- Mrs. Gtrttude Flnlaw, Mra. Lunsford, Jerry Ale!hlrt, Ptl'_ ;:;" hao arllved home _to lpend the dren s Hospital in Columbus. we call the police? _ UNCOM· Ume. We dlaculs our problems Ina lbe IIolldays with her cJiil. Peggy Harris, Mro. Maraaret gy AleshJre, I'aula Alalllli; &.!1' l ~ollday SeaiiOII with ber parents, Following compleuon of the FORTABLE VICTIM and give each other advice. To dren In Columbus. Bailey Mra. Dorothy McKen- Tom 1\ing IJld family, ~ Mr. ~ Mrs. Mllton Brewer. work in January she will return De U V . ' her I'm just a bill brother. But Mr. llld Mrs. John DousJass zle Miss Donna Reibel all of t Vickie, Tom Jr., .tuattn, SO. ,.. · to Gallipolis. to completa her I :Ours· i~ easily the most every lime I see her 1 realize of Athens were recent I""'II PoJMroy; Mn. Betty McCoy, 111Ule Estep and Barbara. Ann:";.':; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meyen nunlng studies. understaled letter of the weok. 1 really tove her. The lullny of ber parents, Mr. and Mro. , and Mro. KaU! McCoy of Msa· , (~ and 1011 and dauJbteul Urbio Mr. ~d Mrs. Wmtem Mayea l don't know 11 these fellows thing is, l've actually helped Lewla Pos. on, W. Va. PHYSICAL I'ITN!IS _: '~na are ope~ lilt weekend 8aada7 and children, Barbara a D d are· "Peeplnc" wllb blnOC1Jo her and her boy friends atay ~ard L)>ons, student at Also Mn. PhD Baldwin, Rs· CENTER AND ; 4.j l"ilh hlf parenll, Mr. KANAUGA Fair Haven MethLima, and Mr. and Mrs. ~from 8 college donn· teas- together 1 guess 1 just want Ohio UDivlll'811y spent the rine a deJnoulrator, allanded REDUCING SALON Mrs. Maurice Blll8. ==~~~~pro~.: a~na a~ve~=- ~:~: ed by a girl who forge~ to to QJaK; sure she is happy. My w~~es a~o:S b~m!turned to! with the following hosteasei, Chrllfmaa Speclll ,~ p.m. The pubUc la Invited. recenU with their ~.. pull down the shades; or ~eal thoughts about her are more or [his homo from Meiss General I •ln. Mllf(f Kimbler, Mrlth ~ W•lcly or monthly Gift · '.I'-'! 18. Mae IIIU, Mil. alleyRu : : Cartlflcata Now Avalleblt ' · II<\ ai-rtradl CHB:slURE 8aptllt YDUDB Mrs Ch~les Mayes. backyard sneakers who nught leSB sacred - not really phySI- Hospital and is improving. . b be up to no good caL Not at all profane. Mr nd M E S th Hill, Mrs. Neva B ' • at RI!DUCED RATES. . 'I"' :::.::~en: spen~~~~:~~e~:~mw~~ Only the last ~hould be re- Am I too young to !eel this Col~ua w~ ~~~odnugues~ Libby Wlllf~ Mr~&l ,rf!'~' -led "Ught llld Peace," at 7 parents, Mr. and Mrs. PaUl ported. You canlred discobluroodagede way!? ll'mfi IB,hahel'ls 16. SWhe both)~J of her mother, Mrs. Florence "g,~:· ~a Mrs e, Judj ~::: ~ F:~: ~ow Gu~ ' ~ those other norma , · wan o 10" co ege. ou Holley. ' · Phono 4<16-07'17. Hovrt p.m., at the dlurdl. Mr aDd Mrs Clyde Andrews American tigers by drawing the tell here, wail WI laU!r to let Mrs ll'loreDce Hollev and Mr Smllh, all of Racine; Mrs. Jen-d o,... t A.M. To 1 P.M. ~ ..... • be r know I'm not th at PIa tonic • and Mrs. · ' nle Little ofKl Syr8CUI8, an •· """" Susan AMBIIICAN Legion AuJjlltry were • amonc tho8e from the drapes. - H· C. E. Smith wer•· Mrs. of pomeroy -r Th ru F' icl•Y mote at Ohio COIIIIIIIIIIIIy Qrrlstinaa party at Middleport • Pomeroy area at- Dear Helen: or try to get over her, which SUnday dinner guests of !he Pew Ill ·-stly, arllved home lfiiOII HaD •fro!n a to & p.m. ltDdln& tile Knights of Pythia. What ever happened to the will be very hard to do? Dallnl former'• daughter and son-mapend the holldaJt willl omer j II juu're DOl able to ,;ve your amatmas party 1n Callipolis, real tradition. ?f our holidays? other glrls only makes me law, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L<>- 1 pnrenta, llfl'. IIDII Mil. 0 ehlldtea a Ml!rty Cbrllimao, Thuroday evening. For ThanlrsJ!lvmg, my parenta eompare them WI~ ~er, unfa- 181 and Skip. Philllpa, Fh1t A•e., lliDJ thlm to the party. San- Buddy Moore, Ohio Univer- decided It would be a waste of vorably. I guess 1f I ve loved Mrs. Adam Ebersbacb oceompanled by I Ia Ia waltJnc, freshman, is home this time and money to have a tur· her lor three years, I may be llanddaujbter Missss hl"r!~7': 11 Miss Valorie Gl'illtD Ill vls!IID& bls parents, key. So we went to the caf. . booked lor life, but iB ohe? AM Dura~ vhiled T c•••• , who afllr a villi Ia IDYRioOALr-==~ and Mrs. Ted Riley, Jr., ia. Big deal, eating a holiday - TROUBLED Parkersbur&. w. Va., with lips hoJjJe wtlliD Clll · St. dinner with some 2110 unknown Dear Troubled: and Mn. George Powell. GREAT neU to vlilt I* will DIMI at 6:30 p. m. 11 Mr. and Mrs. David Jenkins people in all that noise and There's only one way to lind · 1111 bome of Mr. and Mn. 1am11y of Portsmouth visit· clatter. out: Call her ~p, ••k her out to PLAN PROGRAM FRIEND! Mr. llld 1111. J!lm4 ~=:1 Jllllet L. Clark lor supper Thuroday wllb her parents, Christmas will be die 18018. 8D extra ~al daU!, end tell The Tuppers PlaiDs EUB Sun· and lour chJiclnD hlfl t!ll(lllle ClirlalmU party. IIIII Mr1, Harald Chase. We're not very close to our her you've turoed rn your Big day Scbaol will present a CbristOPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS to the home at f14 Flrtl AYe., ~ .· G.ER CREEK Band Boo8tC8111t for the Golden Rule relatives and they live too far Brother button. I hope I'm right mu JIIGII'Im on Thursday, IJe. whicl! they .-tly .., party. away to be with us. Besides, In predicting she'll sigh. "Ira cembel 22, at 1:30 p.m. The 6:00 to 8:00 from Mr. IIlii Mn. era Will meet at 7:30 P· m. our aoartment lacks space. about time!" because youiOUIId Cbrlatmu play, "A Utile Bit ton. The Sartou 1rt Uvlnll ID ift the hlgh school C!Bielerla. Oh Kan Coin Club I asked my lather if we could like mighty fine boylllend ma- of Chr~tmas" will be pre!~Dl·ll a mobile home Clll Lowe~! lleo- ·MJ. PIJBUC employee. Illget a real tree this year, and terial to me. - H. ed by lbe children of die school ond AYI. riUal CbriiUnlla program~~ To Meet Dec.19 he 1a14 it's too much bother Dea r Helen : and recitaUons by small cbJJ. SAYINGS 11ft tsebanp party al uaa, PT. PLEASANT - The Oh to care for one. How I loved Girls are always writing to . dren ">II be realured i'i>e Mtmbtr F. .nl Ae11erve System Jet! Hall auditorium, Mo n. Coin Club of Pt. Pleaoant the fragrance of a real Christ- you about how bovs are too ctren of the School will be pre.day, Dec. lt, 1 P· m. Refresh- will meet at the A~palachtan mas tree the few times we had busy. Well, I am an 18-year- sented with a treat Mtmbtr F.":'t.' C. POl... ~ . J \' 0 . wUI be sened. Company auditorium on one. How I'd love to have a real old fellow who lik~s gins the pt'<lgram . Everyone is corI !~~AVILLE PTO wm . meel ' Dec. 19, it 7:30p.m. family dinner, even if It is jusl , well og .the next &UY but dially invited. I p.m., In tba · lehoOI. ' social hour and tradlnc ses- our family. : ''ever ask a nice girl to ~o : - - ---~ J'e~ifnll'la. The school CbriJt. precedes a Bhort business About presents: they 're a:J anything we both know bel one iJI waiting m your lirst !11M prcllrllil will be helcl pri· And COin auction. planned, so there won't be any I wrong. period class. H'"g'" there and 1I lOr 10 tbe meetlrJ&. 'lbere wtn Tbe public Is Invited. All paid duplicates and everyone getsi I may be old-fashioned but fmd her! - H. he' DO 11ft acqe. member• are requested to juot what he or she expecls. , like a romantic girl who " GAUJPOLIS BUIIDetts and attend, as awards will be Whst's [un about lhat? Where'sj wild. It seems lhey are a ProfeBitonal Women'• Club and membero receive a the e•citement and wonder of bard to lind. I ll'iah they'd let IIUNDAY wtn bold I dlnDer ~ at Club President Ed- Christmas? Wbere's the rellg· the boys like myself know AlfVE'I'S l?QST No. • 8:il0 p.m., at ~·s. ·There Burkett of Middleport, ion and love and tradition that they are. - D. S. hold a regu1er mM!j .. u :;,:-~).will baa fl gift elChange. said the organization starts makes it a special day? Tbe Dear D: hall il ~..... It sixth year of activities with surprises; the s!Jarlnl? Nice girls don't advertise , p.m. All memllln ~ aqed ~v:: ~;~~~: the meeting on January 7. I'm not kuocldng my pare•d they wa1t to be diScovered. I U I ".o.-- dH cf I .oad Mei"l Lad Go Athens "'a For . h•~~ "il by Frankie MUIIIAw. Persona/ Notes rom M,'dd/epor Persona/ From Pomeroy n \ I I · Ga11 la Eve·nts THE WNG AND SHORT of your evening call war·droll>e can be handled X)amorously wll~ theoe two "robes" by Raymodes. Knee- skimming gold qullted nyloa tricot trenrh coal (left) slays at home lor holiday hostesslng or goes oullo light up a holiday party. Quilled blark satin Door length robe (right) Is so elegant II ran venture out to any black lie galll or slay at borne, teamed wllh sllver . slippers, for festive entertalnlnl durillg the yuletide. :· 0::: :•· "'' l ., 91 1 1 ---------------- Lil:: .. --- THE FARMERS BANK SEWING MACHINES i' " JUST It liME FOR OIRISTMAS l ,. ' THE FARMERS BANK and CO. LAST-MINUTE the Meigs-' Events .] Mn. LoodoD read "No New WQ to Ce1ellrall a.rblmu"; "Sharillg," was read by Mary famous stretch-._.stops bindinfi. 1THIGH·MOLD bY. '/M~Ua ' now in Lavender; "'l1le First Cbolr," by Mrs. Carlle Sinclair; ...,_ Frfeudly Beasts" by MrL 14'la Hudson; "Bethlehem's Manger" by MJss Edna Edwards. "The Gift Beyond Compare" by Mn. Alma Hysell of ColiiiJI. bus; "Ia the Christmas Spirit" ., Mn. Mary Donna Simms; "aarrllmu" by Mrs. Katlrryu Jobnloll; "Best Holiday'' by Mrl. AnD Hemsley; "Christmas II Fun" by Mrs. Hazel Clark. lll"'lnn ., "11hlle Sbepllerdl Wlldlld Tbelr Flocb" IIIII PI'IJ8' by Mill Edwardl elaNd tllepiop- Jvllowblc the program, 8lftl seam~Jgjjjf . . . ~ and a IOdll period wu enjoyed by b lboM IIIII lln. Thelma Grueslr IIIII lin. Helen Diddle. Mill Edwltdl, Mn. ilyalll, lin. Remaley, Mra. JGimloD and lin. Diddle wert ..... ' I, ~ I THIS IS OUR FINEST WHm I'''' Automatic equipped, buttoD holtt, H wns for ,-., ltltdlea, late l!IB&, ollil' 2 left, lolodel11811, No. 82113 llld FOR HER: 179'' :~LAR $239.95 •lingerie ehosiery. ' •i•welry ehandbags egloves eblou181 ·esweaten ONLY SAW ' . · a•! Decem'- ·-.,.v- ' present. d!toVI · . beHEMI..Oa!: wiD hold their t'llrMIIIIII gram Sandaf, 1:30 p.m. Ev~ welo!ome. POMEROY CJ1URCH c1 Christ wtn hove a Cbrlatmlt program Sunday at 7:00 p.m. T\Je pubUc iJ 1091ited. . SANTA CLAUS will •. NEW THEIR FINEST : Au'-'lc lq1llppld, I left, Jlodll1118, Ko. UOIIIIII.dot , REGULAR ONLY $249... -179'5 --.oo SAVE ;p~v ' ..........,. . PFAfF ZIG ZAG, 0.:01 • >...J.L 11!1.. W :t"179.9S 1Lelt . ' ., ---·• his .. .....,. visit to Syracuse at the Iowa ball Deetm'ber 18, .at Z p.m. with 1 !nat lor all chi!· dren of the YIDip and those athlndlng tbe srr- sc:bool. Santa's visit Is . Ladilll Atmlltr7 of tbt cuae Volanteer f!ft· Dept. IIONDAY I ~ I ' ; 11·995. •sAVI•• ·--=~~ ~~' IIIVIISAL,...... ,_ .. .,,, .erobes Alita ••leCQidJSIIo_,l.. llr IIG, -------- . Cllltli'lk hurd! wt1l have 1 ·rosram 111 ......,, It, 1 7:11. An Wnflll pro. gram llu liMl Jl!'!nted IIIII ' . 18900· - .,~.~VI... ' '';: ~I)J'mv:-,u. ., I I. · 011 UA POIIW }' . jthe most comfortable nylons you'lleYir (tear ••• in a whole wardrobe of style; Now tour Wllldertaiii:Jiel to choose fromt~ (ll«W t m'mn, aew outiiJt, flmoua ful&faahl~ .,_ ihlen 111d aftlrDOon lheen. AD · ,...w. \J!Uitra - - ot ..tort Ia ~ t951f..i) .. al't ner out or Iliad the 1ef1 ~¥e&~eaJ1ordnopll • ii ,..."... ,,, feablon, lllfllful ... ~ . $1.51 Pllr OPIN NIGHTLY TIL NO P.M. • dress shirts .• sport shirts esocb ·eneckties epaiamas 1 , . I Pomeroy Merchants "GOLD STAR" w111 meet at 7:30 p. m. for and cereIIIOidll, IIIII Olrlstmu party wlllt a fl 11ft exchange. OPIN GATE Gard811 Club will ~ a door decoralkll 111111!111 lot the vlllap ., Rio Clrllldt. Judging will ba held - ..... .....• ....,....a will ba - ..... "'"' ...... awarded. Wednesday GALLIA COUNTY CB Club Inc., annual Christmas Party, Wednesday, Dec. 21, 6 p.m. K of p HaD. 'lbere will ba fl llft eschlll(f, lllllla CIIUI wt1l be tbere. "n11Ml7 FAIR HAVEN Metbodlll Clill a wt11 bold 111 CbrlJI. mu dlnuer at Gene Ball'a restaurant In Pt. Pleasant at I p.m. ----I alated meeting ru,,.,CtlrolPl4m. eo Sinr pnuecl Ktdlodlll 81Jtle . 1neel Monday at 7:1t lhe 1iome of MrL II' fer their "'ICl Cin''-lmas 'II ....., .. . The Tuppm PlaiDs Charge Ftllotnblp will begin by slng- OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL9:00 Wouldn't you love It for. Christmas? ...yes I +Samsonite Silhonettf! ·The perfect 61ft for Everyone I · Uab&•l 'Jiji CASH GIVE-AWAY $800 IN CASH PRIZES ,..•••.•...• as rentz You- h"" •-.ter about tbo lm,tllllioa yina . . wboa )'411 1M laJIII!IDIItr = ,. .. ,Iiiii hlaafllhlllulltll,q'IIIPIP" end I CHRISTMAS FINAL DRAWING fruntl ICilffMd.W.z ' ... •rt rlolr,llltWoliJoeb,.lalniOftl ................ 'r~~:r.::: th~ DEC. 14- 1:00PM ~I ~~Af ;' I' 'l1le JnLelaR meet regular day, Dec. · II Fourth grll!le .... .,,,. :.:;1~~ $200 - 3 ·$50 Prizes, I 5 • $25 Prlztt, 5 • $5 Prlzet .....SALISBIIRY ~ )ave a 1:110 p. Ill. CHOleR I )1!9ill!ll the VetenM' ~tal ;~*=;.r " ' mas wllllloltl: llOIIaCk il ru•lf· t1t It rt~~~~lrlll. Y.u naecl not .. pnsant to win. All dl'lwlfttll heW In lht P.IMI'IY Puldill Lot • ~~·s esweaten eunderwear ASK POR YOUI Pill 11CKn -:- N1 pure! i1v Pullma.n CUe .... $4SJJI Weik End Tota • , , , , , $11.15 i'l!oat~ case. • •• , , •.• $ZJ.II 1NI!eoS!iiler •••••••• $47.. ltlfllar'alotl,....... .....H.flordwlle ........ c..... ....... I•••Mubl Mu a'alttN II_., Plck'"""'lr c. DowoJt.O,_ ....l'rf ..... .... c-...... ...... ltur I Y111 Z11111t- Sale rin:•"l' ..... swa.n lahle~ .,_ , ................. Autt Ill .... Tnlllr IIIII A-.btlle&fY. Mldw., ...... ...... •olilllloll tmt. Pe!MNJMIIII'C.. ta · artDdJJ flrt ........ ........... ..... laliafl ......... l' MI.DIIr - La....r...,. ,. .1 ' ,, �i ' •> " I -- ~. -· •• !• .,-,.,. · ., • ~--...· - '" tlf ·' !".'" ·· · - -- ' Friday's High Seliool Scores North Colleae mu n Clearlork 60 Norlhmor 50 Belle Center rt Logati Hills M Fl. Loramie 93 Houston 48 Sandusky 76 Findlay '12 Crestview 72 Pa~ 38 Celina IC 7S Parkway 66 Elida 74 Allen E~t 88 Upper Scioto Valley 71 Ada 84 Celina 74 St. Marys rt Bowling Green 71 Lima Central Catholic 62 Leipsic 72 Tlnora 67 Ft. Jenning• 74 Columbus Grove M I St. Bernard M Uncoln Helghts 61 Reading 41 New Boston '17 Minford · 54 Valley High '17 ,, •• , Portsmouth West 64 ';~ Portamouth Clay 'It . l;< Manchester 63 .-. ,, Waverly 63 i ..,r, . Portsmouth E~t 4S "" ' Portsmouth Notre Dame 71 '.... Soutb Webster 44 b;~· • Parma 76 Shaker Heights 62 1 \, -.; Independence 41 Brooklyn 45 "'' Canton Lincoln 92 j· . North Canton 47 f,.( " " ' Canton Central 69 , Akron St. Vincent 59 Canton South 63 Jackson 34 \ ,., ::·,-., ~lenwood 68 Sandy Valley 55 · :-:· Fairless 65 Perry 61 · :·· West Branch 61 Marlington 55 ·,...• Northwest 50 Tuslaw 45 ':'; ' Co1hocton 56 dover 49 ·--- Miller City 38 Ottoville :n • ~ - ;;'"·· ntlb II ,. ~ .. - ., Trf.Valle)' U lilorgan 4t -- - Garfield Helshls St Perry 89 Delphoa Jefferson '13 Woodsfield 81 Barnesville M Midpark 41 OMitllt~taiiiS Oakwood 101 Ohio City ~Z Caldwell 79 Zane Trace 13 Pbilo 83 Crooksvllle 76 Skyvue 72 Shenandoah 50 ~svWe 75 Sh~rldan 51 Z.nesvme Rosecrans 61 New ConconH9 River View 60 West Muskingum 43 Cleveland East Tech 79 New Lexington 62 Roseville 60Cleveland East 58 Results Midwest ,' . SV AC Standings . . 2 1 'lfYl Ill Colorodo St. 89 D•Pauw iO >lor!b Gallia . . . I I 118 t26 . . •. .-- -- . I •• I 1 _, I•' ~~~ ' Viflmla r~.. 1DVlta _ liODa Sou • u,wes ern . . U't d s 76 H•nnao Trart> _ 1 l 2:;! :!86 Richmond 81J Flo;1 a I. E~stem Q"t I I r:'l tn \ '1rgmia 99 East Kentucky East•rn . If L P 3 e !Ill Kyger t · r~ :S 1 Hannan Tr:;.,re .. 2 ! r>orth Gal ila 0 ' South.-,.,lfrn 0 3 Tolols I I ) G.tMES OP "a". land 50 Okl&homa St. 49 ~ lf.l IJ"! Coll•g• footba II II .suUs I-10 I:!S B\' lnitrd Press ln !t~rnational 61 ~2 Rl.~ebo nnel 8-:J\\I <H Houston 8-4 ~ TPI.l:I.S 19 \1i~!'lSS lppi 0 I 1\"ED~ESDA\': I Racine at Southv.-~tern J\ yger Crl!fk at Cllancey-0&\'. G., ,\IE THURSDAY : Eastern at North Gall •a GAME FRIDAY: Hut!an1 at Kyger n !t1tmpbis Stale Classic \lemphis Sl. 43 Arkans a ~ 36 ~ Spor:.; • .BrleJ..; I• Cre~k IIE~:p;u AFL Standing• WILL CROWN By l'ntfrd f 1 rr!l~ lntt-rnalional ' HONOLLLU (.UPJ, - Heavy. .. ·weight champion Cassi us llay Easttm DIVISIQD will defend hts title in llortolulu Tt>am \\' . L T. Pet~ next year. Joh n Ali, an official Ho.'i lun · .. · .. · & 4 2 · 66 ~ of Mai n Bout. Int., announced I Buffalo .. ...... 6 4 1 .!ifitl.Fr1'd ay New York ........ 6 0 2 .OO Houston ... . . ... 310 0 .2Jl , 1. . , 11 0 154 l' 1am1 .. .. . .~.. . Wtsttro Divisioa Team w. L T. Pet. ' -Kansas Cily . . 10 Oakland . .. . B San Diego .... __ .. 7 Denver 4 r lh 5 I .583 9 0 3.06 Sa111rday's Reoults New York 38 Boston 2J! (Only game scheduled\ Sund•y's Games -!. Kansas City at San Diego Denver at Buffalo Houston at Miami b1t10n here. L----.11 P-• .. ,. • •,. ~ gymnasium bleachers when be ball Hall ol Fame. suffered the attack, school or. IN HALL OF fA :liE fiCials said. FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. :· REPORTS DENIED IUPl i - Mike Peppe. !orrr.er : CAIRO iUPI) - The semi- Ohio Slate Universit y coach 1 If official newspaper AI Ahram who led !he Buckey-:-s io srv"n Rreported Saturday the United NCAA championship aod pro~ States plans to build an alarm 1 duced several Olympi c swJ m· ·network for Israel along the 1 rners, ~a s. named Sa tu~rlay to leme Jord1a11 truce liut. the S\1'!,.,lnll0£: 11"! 1 n~ F :.11:· t> . Israeli Foreign Minister Abba ;;' Eban, who just concluded a tnp CONTINUE DOMINANCE Ill the Unlted States, denied BANGKOK !UP!) - Japan ,similar reports on his return to continued its dominance in the Tel Aviv. Asian Games Salurday by cap. \DERAILMENT FATAL i turing gold medals in sw imKHANDVARA, India iUPI) - jming. water polo, tennis and At -least 13 persons were killed Ishooting, but Korea and hos: and 20 injured Saturday when a Ico"nlry Thailand spoiled a· paitenger train derailed near day of >ports achievements by Kbilldvara Station, the govern- touching off a full-scale riot in , Jllelll-operated AU lndi'a Radio the final moments of their basThe crash area is about ketbatl game. 1GO miles west of New Qethi. ---I I II I I I L ....L • • .I I · singles tille. Ji School student who suffered a in 194 4. was named Saturday t fatal heart altack after basket- night as 3 candidale for u:lro· ~ baEII r1cpraWcttcet · ted duction into the Nationa l FoiJt· a son, 17 , res on Roustabouts, Deckhands, Engineers Get Better Shore Wages IIY DICK THOMAS • The cause of this, he stated, !ball what !hey ue at the •mer river men have found othSteamboat owners were ex- was tbat on account of increas- preeat before It wiD be poslll· WAGES OF PITI'SBURGH er work. The greatest searcity pertenclng troubl~. securlnll ed activities In steel mifls and ble to gel salllelent meo to rtvermen were lncreued Deo. has been among river engineers roullabouta, det,ands and other industries, because of tile mu !be boall. 18. The wace lllereue wu re- .. a large percentage of them even en~eers . ·years ago on demaad for war materials, the The Tell City on her last ported Ill have been mtlde bp have secured employmebt as tbe river )!caull& of higher men cnuld get much higher trip was about two days late tbe following compeaJn: Pitts. stationary engineers. pay aahori'~Dd'.l drag on tbe wages than the boats are able on account of the ahortage of burJ)l Coal eo., The Jooes & labor pool \ftause of the Euro- Ill pay. During tbe past few labor. Instead of having IJe.. Laughlin Steel Co., Crucible Here are other bits of inter· pean War. , , ' years the price of labor has tween 40 to 50 men to handle Fuel Co., American Steel and eslfng River News: tbe Rivet ~s in tbe Galli- advanced several hundred per her cargo on her last trip Wire Co., DlaJnood Coal & Coke polio Dally Tli~e of Dec. 14, cent, and now it Is not possible down, she had oaly about 10. Co., Clyde Coal Co., and tbe De.!. 14, 1118 _ 11 was cold 1116, tells that story: II: get men for $50 and $60 a W. Harry Brown Co. enoiJih to make Ice In tbe riv, month as roustabouts, where a A FEW DAYS LATER, ft Deckbanda have been adviJU)o er Wednesday Dlsht. The tberCAPTAIN PHILLIP HQI'II.. few years ago, this class of was announced that aome of the ed from $60 to $60 a !Mlllh, and mometer ranged from 10 Ill 14 brook, proprietor of the Park- labor was paid oaly about $311 bigger opera!Drs had followed all other alules elnployees re- degrees above zero, cnldest of ersburg wlulrfboat says that or $311 a month. , Captain Hornbrook's prophecy, celved an Increase of 10 per the season. rivormen are having trouble In He predlell that H will he and Increased wages, as !Did cent. Outing lhe past fe w securing · roustabouts and oth- aeeessory lor steamboat me• here in the Tribune of Dee. 10, months, some of the companlta Dee. 11, 1111 - The big !Dwer help on steamboats. to advaace prices bl&ger 1916: have roualaboutll as llliDY for. boat Charlie Browa stranded Ohio Politics Question of Single Session Tops i '' ' ; } I. I I By BABKELL SHORT Ualled Pnn lllte.,..tlonal COLUMBUS (UPI) -The Q'JestioD of whelller the lepla· tun should hold llllllual sesaiODII Instead of l!lei!tlng every other year Ialll<ely_ to receive clliUild· erabte attention, 8lld probably notblng else, durin& tbe session be~inning Jan. 2. Tbat'a rilht. Jan. 2. The holl· day. ·n.o Ohio Constutilion requires tbe IOBialature meet on the first Monday in add • oumbored yean and In line with that mandate the·33 state eena!Drs and ~-. ~Ia . state representalives_.eJeCUld. last Nov. 8 are due~ be at the 6tatebouse to begin their work. With them will be the , members of !be Ohio LegialllfVe.Corretpooden!J Association and the tadlo ·" ' televisinn aew8JUeD. . __,:;_ While few: WllD1d adJ!Ut l)IIlt their peraorial !lfe 11. inVolved; 11 at leut hal been a ~ ground '*'tt!deftUoa by l,eglsJa. !Drs who, !1.J · -~ble mAJOrity, haY~ Opj!oied -,annual sessloas. · , . Members .-.of ·the leplaltire receive 'f.toD Dilleaae payment . 1tom1 and Columllila -~ ,011e I'Oillld trip each w••,'l\ey, do· ~ receive an .UO.,IIDCe f11t· iwru c;,: a and beard and must pay that from their own pocket. While the pay Is perhaps not too batl-$18,1100 for a siX·moath session every other year minus, of courae, room and board and campaign expei18A8 and incidental travel across several counties to keep tbf fences mended at dvic meet,. IDgs and tbe like - the time away from home and from one's normal job are !actors Ill consider. -The annual sessions subject always comes up and a survey by a public relations finn indicates there may be more interest thaD usual this tinle. But one proposal which puzzles observers Is thai the law· maker~ consider budget mat~rs only one year and all otber aapecls ef .sta~ government ll)e next. This could lead Ill shorter sessions, especially in the year of the budget. But tDo many such proposals appear to defeat the eallre pur~ of annual sessloas. This Would seem especially 10 In reply It those who argue the af· 18irs of slate have llllCh lhat cwmerGUs matters should oot be left baaglng for 18 months or oo unut the lll!lt Iegislajure meeta. UDder such become an arrangement the budget, eluding revenues and lions, would be ery year and all other grams woul4 be considered every two years. '11le_ state budget, IICtually ·~ propr~abons based 011 expected revenues, are for a a-year lod beginnlog July 1 In numbered years. Of these are made up mODtbs In advance with the nance director required to mala the revenues over a lod of about 30 months. ally the budget iB aent to legislature in the . first months of the session Ill the legislators time to and act upon II. Tbooe waating ~a! sloas &rl\lt that setting out financial program 30 mooth.t advance Ia asking too and that appropriations be made on an annual the '11'11)' thl federal meat does II. 'l'bl!se _llvmiag the 17stem argue that setting nut :.year program permlta the partmenta to carry eut the grams they planned when asked the moaey. They point wt thai If the state ruas iDio flnanc:!al dilficulliel I I •• - World's Finest Cosmetics at REVCO DISCOUNT PRICES! 0 0 0 TRADmONAL OW Spice GIFUETS 11.81 by SHULTON. ,. Compare at $2.25 to $5.00. .. ••.. 13.88 lltW _SHULTOII Old Spice lillie $249 GIFT S£TS, Compare at $3.25, ••• GILLmE GIFT sm. Great gift ~!~ 0 CHRISTMAS ltiCOitDI BJ famous artl.oti.'Coltunltla, Harmony •, ••• , •• • •• • • from , f1,39 C 1I 1M. $15.9•• .. .. .. .. MONDAY EARLY BIRD SPECIAL '. WELLINGTON BOO'FI · $10 full~wer Sj)elds ' . [ :•:ns NEW 1'967 Ad111lral QUALITY COLOR TV Ntw ADMIUL IOLOI .' fiDELITY CONTIOL ,_., ;_,;s '""'l"r""•ot. '""•" ... Tl lnttJntiJ' !BEST 1. Admiral .,.., enlr th1 Mtt circuit k rtoch purpotll hllil TIMBER SPLI'ITERS •• you nr. ...... AND BUDGET/ Pecan $589.9& '14 DIFFERE:Nt MODELS IN STOCK ~- ~5 at COMIARAI/.E SAVING$ ••• TOO NUMERQU$,iiJ;l!IJ'I. · " . ' ~ ~,~ ,. ' , Pllte FIOM •• Georce car- ~. : '••iii. 1 ~Purdue Levels Washington ~&LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI) - The Boilermakers led at ~rdue leaped to an early II· halftime 45-29, and the Huskies and safely maio· never got a serious scoring lained that. margin or more aosault in the works. l!aturday In defeating a tallcr j Five Purdue players fmished ,.,ashing!Dn baaketball team 85· double figure shootmg. They 'IIi· ~ 1were paced by Henry Ebershoff .... Bf .. , B .1 . k ·ll'llh 16 point• and Denny Brady '"" g .en a- 01 erma _er. !Oitb 15 _ raced to 1 II-~ .edge in Ihe f~rst The Huskies' best basketlew mlnull!s of tbe game and a maker was David Carr. He fol llalaneed tN:ar!llf ,11tack helped_13 jlololl. them stay Ia front while holdiag The victory as Purdue'• down the ·Wett Copt team'• f\lltb7 of tile year. Wa1hington · 'ICOrera. ' . left tbe flogr wllb a 1·2 record. point lead 1 ' ., ,..., .' ' DISCOUIIT CENTEftS ' -'.';, : 'I (---. • I . W1rlds motl Mntltlve and .-liable •II ckennel eel" T.V.............. Automatic degautlint - Move """ Ml wl"'-t """ .., p t, • COLOit P:IDEUTY COHriOl-Lit't tUol MW wonwtli an4 T.V. 'ldUNI ond whitt letll Falla City woa I points over 1ba City Loan and stayed Ia a first place lie with G. & J. Auto. B. Brlckles led F. C. scoring as he lmned in a m. 5'18 series. H. llankfns had 1110-673 series for City Loan. G. & J. AulD turned in tbefr 6 point win over Burlile's Snhio as F. Caldwell led scoriag with an Impressive 237-&7 series. nda a same series also set the new high Individual series fur !be league this season Ill date. D. Slldham ted the lostns ~...,.! with a 193-619 series. 17~ IHI -· .tcW -.4 '-1- wlred. · 2. N•• Automatic brlghtM11 corndlen circuit L"IIVNI ,.,., ........ • tlm•~vtn when 1M IC.RI chan.. t, FOR EVERY NEED, ROOM ._ - THE SHOE BOX . nol Co.;paruttl7.85 .. .. ~· I BolpiW _ attend lhla maetlng. DORMEYER DRYIIL Compare from $l50 to $5.00. • .. and PT. PLEASANT - The MasCouaty lllltorleat Society will meet at the_,ci!J bulldlag Ia PlellUIII··Mohday, Dec. 11, at 7:30 p. m. Offlcen for lba new year are W. J. Artrip, Southside, preaI~~"'~R..obert Rickard, Pl I! vtce president; Irene Brand, Southside, secretary, and Wilbur E. Planls, Pl. Pleas. treasurer. All members and Interested pmoaa m invited ideas for men. ................ lUI • Faberge • Coty Hat In HAIR KODAK lndemotlo 104 0 Portable, wovenient W CAMERA Gift A uvco • Dana • Chanel whsper quiet ...-. .. ... ·$9.88 ~Ill for • famll1 pnHIIt '$12 a ompare 0 DESERT -FLOWER GIFT SET • Revlon • D'orsay [J CORY Eledrlc CM OPENER tnd br SHULTDN. Spray perlume and *259 0 J'APEIIIAlE PliiS .. CIFI;,II'- ·• : dusltng powder. Compare at $3.00. KNIFE SHAIP£10. Opens cans of Ctimpall at S8c toms. ·~·". _. J"oit every size and shape. Sharpens _ ,,•;. , • Lanvin • Corday 0 FRIENDSIIfr CAr.DEN Gilt Tria ~nivll$ - ertd spissors pufcc!ly. tgaa D .._ ,._IJCIIY~'" ttU br SHULTON. 1oilet waler, talcum Compare at $18.95. • •• •••• •• •• • Com•arau••ac .........-,.... powder and bubble balh. 1129 • Matchabelli DORIIElER Electric PORTABLE ·• Compare at $1.75............... . D 1111£1.3 for eyery 0 ,Coqllra·ll W. SQfPIO UCIIIDS. U 0 3-pi«e COSMETIC BAG • Houbigant cookinc chore,lilhlwlilht;easy to $fi59 1117.15.• ...... • SET. Rich brocade with brushed, *139 llan41L c:amparut$12.95. .. , .. · · t. lUI golden frame. Compare at $ZOO. • Elizabeth Arden 0 MEIINEN CITATION GIFT SETS. · . PLU$ MANY OTHER GIFt SUGIJEsrlONS:f ;·. REGANT govemor •liD re*Jce the appro~riatlons. Or If need arlset he can call a apecial stslloa to make necessary appropriations. Further it is argued that legisla!Drs are aubjeel to leu political pressure when .they meet m one seesion beginning In January followJni their electioo than they would be If thefr lessions continued IiilO tbe months just before the election. As II Ia now, represeatalivea meet In January for one sesIlion lollowlag their election, make their record, and go home to lace tht voten Dell year. Hall the Senate Is elected every other year. The odde are the aext leglalature will be a pnlductive one. With ctty and suburban leglslators havlag the upper band the legislature may move into areas wllere past legiala!Drs were sl., to move. At tile aame time the legislalure may Improve Ita 01111 operatlons with better research staffs and better committee operat10111 IInce It will have fewer members. But It seems 0 Y 00 cs ar doubUul that the next legisla· Sec-ndCbt'le~ ~0 lure vole.! to amend lhe Obio • ve. • · Constitution to eaU for annual Jerry L. Shelton, 1075 Second aentoos. After aU, the Jegfala- Ave.; _Mrs. Gray V. Quickie, lure will propose 101118 kind of Vla!Do, ~erry_ J. Tacltetl, Jr., ClllSiilullonal amendment deal· Rt._ ~· Vm!Dn, Mrs. Theodore ing wlth legislative reapportion- Wbitunglnn, Rt. 2 Cheshire; Historical Society WIU Meet Monday PlltCI PIIICI Jllllid bUM with the I v:!" ,!:i. rules for tlectln& r-!"-::""'l::-=-:=~..,..... and II could be hottest partisan luut of tbe sessinn. Propopenll of annual ....tOIIJ probably would 1101 WBDI Ill tie their piau in with the reapportionment problem. IIVCO BRING THIS CHECK LIST WITH YOU .. .FOR EASY GIFT SHOPPING AT REVCO! her tow of coal barges at the continues, ., much o1 the coal foot of Manchester Island. The is being used In steel and iron Brown belong• to the Pittsburgh plants making munitions. ~!11 11- ....... Coal eo. ganllng coal wreek aad ~ De.!. 18, 1115 _ There were ade, are that elihl 111,...- cJ .. llarge cakes of new made Ice coal valued at Oft!' ....- . _... THE TOWBOAT J . T. Hat- 0 ...... ""'~ field, Captain Harry Martin in . oalfng in the river tbls morn- soak and seve~~ JlrOUildj)rl. The command, passed up early Ibis lng. The thermometer at 5 a. !Dwboall, Hatlield, Pl)'lllllllll, morning with a tow of empties m. ranged from zero to three and George Matheson and lhl/ for the Kanawha River. degrees below, coldest of the Catherine Davis of the Ill.._ season. The first fee of the Creek Co., w..-e Ia lbe mllu; seas"!' made Ita appearance In witb their loaded Iowa. FOUR TIMES AS MUCH ~al tbe riVer Thursday morning. The big Charlie BIWII 111111 ~ ~ !'i~ ,used In the~tl&- Seven years ago the first Ice a tow of empUn bound fGr ur"" '~" as ever ore. made its appearance aboul Huntingtoa wbieh were aptllllll 11 18 not lik~ly tbat ,any Pitts. Thanksgiving Day, the river or the aand at the loot o1 a.t. burfh coal WI~ be shipped south being full of ice lor 104 days, chester Island whleh ·tllacaC as ong as 1 e European War it being about the middle of the channel. 'l1le olbi!r llllltl April before it was clear. It Is with loaded fieeta caoll c1owg said a similar Instance occur- withoot warniq, It 11 . . . . . red about five years ago. could not gel by, · '! A dispatch from Manchester, The sale of lbe CJfllt Ohio says the !Dwboata Cather- at Madison Ind. to Clplala; lne Davis, Plymouth and George Lewis ~. oin.f if Matheson, wltb heavy !Dns of tbe Kanawha river lutiflui& ~ coal, are stranded In the chute da, Is of!. Some of tbllliic:tldi at the foot of Manchester Is- ers In the Ohio refuNd to llanl Veteraas Memorial Hospital Clara Ambrose, Pt. Pleas- land. Fifteen barges are stuck. for the deal. Caplala 'l'IIDiLI Admlsslnna - Kimberly Wet. ant; Paul W. Taylor, Rt. Z. Pt. The channel Is blockaded and had taken chup oC 'tile ~ don, Middleport; Paul Jone•, Pleasant; Mrs. Kellh G. Ken- the Cbartie Brown, with emp- and was about to 111r1 . . Itt Pomeroy; Charles Jones, Porn- nedy, Rutland; Mrs. Danny L l>es, disabled there since Tues. the Madfaon.LoulaYIIIe M. ~ eroy; Alvin Barnett, Pomeroy; Meadows, Middleport; Mrs. day ~fght can not go farther up The C. C. Bowy• Wlllt "' Thomes Jones, Rutland; Vir- Grace Frank, Rt. 1, t.on~ Bot- the rtVer until the londed barges Pomeroy Satlll'day ru,bt llitl' IiDia Pierce, Middleport. tom; Mrs. VIrgil Yates, Rt. 1, are removed. Many lalning secured several flail of ,.,; Dlacharges - Dorlene Jel- Wfllow Wood ; Howard N. men have gone to work at the enough to last the ptda . . .! len. Carol Carpenter, Opal Richards, Rt. 2, Thurman: Dal- wreck. weeks. ·· cummins Bernard .Mlllhone las G. Sheline Jackson ; Basil Richard Smith, Claudia ' Blackburn, Al,bany; Mrs. ElThe Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 18, 1081 ll mer Bowman, Rt. 3. Ironton. Melts Geaeral Bospllal , Adm!sslons _ Francts Birth• - Mrs. Danny L. In Middleport· Loura watson • Middleport. daugh. R~clae ' ' ler, 6:02 p. m., Friday. WHILE THEY lAST Dlacharges _ Robert Bush Dlseharges - Virgil E. • Blackwood, Bessie L. Bollman, MEN'S Pleasant Valley Hospital Ada Borden, Foster ChamAdmllled _ None tbe Rev. Earl V. CreDlsebarged _ M,.,; Kenneth Mrs. Cora M. Dnnnett. Wilson Scnt!Dwn Ohlo· Mrs E. Flowers, Mrs. Carl F. LEATHa .. Frankifn Thomt~n William J. Herter, l ter Leon · Genevieve Toms Betty J. Johnson. Sher' SHEEP Pt.' Pleas~nl; Crolla Davis, PI: W. Kemper, Kenneth G. LINED · Plmaot· Robert IDgglnboth Lee, Mrs. Paul H. Ours, Mrs. PI PI~ am, E. Ruckel, Mrs. Emmitt MACHINE NO 5 Smith, Mrs. Ira Stepp, Mrs. llospllal Ne~ dd . .... ·,.. H. Taylor, Mrs. Carl Holler Nibert, Mrs. Gary T. Bane, MIDDLEPORT ' hours 2-1 d 7-8 P t Ora Shaver and infant I•. Middleport Merchants Glft·A·Illllll a! Paedlantrl p.Wm. d.aren ' son. ment - lbt I~lstab>rs - ar--., I STRENGTHENS CLAIM ADE"AIDE, Australia iUPI) -John Newcombe strengthened his claims lo a playing berth on tht Australian Davis Cup team Saturday when he beat compa. !riot Fred Stolle 7-5 , 6-3, 8-10. 3-6, tH in a duel for the South Australian Lawn Tennis men'1 SERVICES ARRANGED NAMED CANDIDATE . PLAIN CITY, Ohio (UPI) - NEW BRUNSWODK, 7< _ J. ': Services were arranged Sat_ur· 1UPI 1 _ Lesli e Hor11ath, Ot:io ~ day for a Jonathan Alder Htgh State's Hiesman Trophy winner 1 I Mentioned as possible oppo~· ents were Zura Folley, Georg~ (Only games scheduled) • •• ,. ----.I ...a.-.a -.. h mg t a ter e c am~ 10." . completed a stx round exhJ. 2 1 .833 Chuvalo, OlympiC champion Joe 5 1 .615 Frazier and Floyd Patterson. x-Clinched Division title ·- -h on the River j· Troy Afi.,Sld!ley,..62.r.~- · Cat) isle 78' Bellbrook Ill . Wll 1 IIJllsbor U , m ngton M o M!d<Jietown 55 , Hamil!Dn Tan IS Lllurel (Ind.) st ' COllege Corner U This year you can fill a fuller stocking or stretch your gift list...if you shop at Revco. The reason is obvious. The more you save on each gift-at our discount pricesthe more gifts you can buy. Our selection, this season, just happens to be the most exciting in our history. So be a slick Santa and sweep the gift scene clean ... without bursting your budget! USC ';j Arizona St.. 77 W\·om ing 78 Central Missouri 56 TEAM WLP OP Westrn Sl Colo 85 U. Sask. 72 ,, ,. Kyger Cmk ... 3 1 2:!11 214 Seatlle 85 Brig Young IC. ovt. SVAC YARSITY Total!l n~-~~~~ St ( ·, ' ~ 1G ·t'l~-ie Cleveland St. Joli!l Cantlut 21 , Dayton Belmont 16 Tipp City 60 B•·ook~)Uo..at · Nortl••••ont 83 Ea!Dn 78 Dayi!JD Fair v1ew 1311 Dayton Colonel white 37 Oakwood 111 Wes~:arrolll9n &7 Day!Dn Stivers 71 W~st Milton 68' 1'\hridge ~ Daytini· Dunbar Iii Fairmont West · 11alrborn f$ Day!Dn Kiser 53 Fairmont East 80 Dayton Wilbur Wright 63 Dayton Stebbins 75 .FILL IN THE DOTTED LINES WITH EXTRA GIFTS YOU CAN BUY WITH REVCO SAVINGS! Top College Midwestern VI McMurry 62 Purdue 85 Washington 70 71 Duquesne 89 Wake Forest St. Edwards 105 Tarleton 60 Hardin.Smmns 124 Idaho St. 91 ·'·' !'lew Philadelphia 52 Doane 33 Dana 31 · .:: Mansfield Malabar 45 u. Wise. Mil a& Dubuque 83 ~-:;", , Cardington 70 Blg Walnut 31 St. Cloud 70 Nrlhm Mich. 65 -, Sou lh Carolina 63 Marquette 81 Carthage 105 Elmhurst 71 Oberlin Ohio 81 Lake Forest 18 (All Games) IEureka 89 Purdue-Hmmnd 78 , _. TEAM W L P OP , Wisconsin 67 Fordham 66 Eastern ....... 5 2 370 3,'>3 'Valparaiso 95 Wash. Mo. 82 Kyger Creek ... 4 2 34> 3t& l Peru 75 S. South Dakota 70 llan!>an Trace . 3 4 428 4rl Southwest ;, , Southwestern . . 2 2 222 2t6 Amarillo !K Dodge City 77 North Gallia . . 1 3 218 210 \\'est ~ - Wickliffe 53 Wlllgughby South 39 Ashtabula 55 Geneva 47 · Cohneaut 41 Ashtabula Horbor 40 Elyria Catholic 70 l' ·· "'· ·, ~ '.·•t''"i· ""r ... , ... _• •'$''"~-·.. - --,.- ....·~-·-·;<···~-·JO· -· "'·IA':'ilr"'"" ··. ·.· . ,;,.;,"~ . ..·,~~ • ; ·· ' ' . .i . - ' • '' I l ..,. ,.,._ ~ .... ...,.._ •. ' FUINITU.IE -IN· -;, ·\'· ,_ .,,... ...~... · ' ' . .". ". �i ' •> " I -- ~. -· •• !• .,-,.,. · ., • ~--...· - '" tlf ·' !".'" ·· · - -- ' Friday's High Seliool Scores North Colleae mu n Clearlork 60 Norlhmor 50 Belle Center rt Logati Hills M Fl. Loramie 93 Houston 48 Sandusky 76 Findlay '12 Crestview 72 Pa~ 38 Celina IC 7S Parkway 66 Elida 74 Allen E~t 88 Upper Scioto Valley 71 Ada 84 Celina 74 St. Marys rt Bowling Green 71 Lima Central Catholic 62 Leipsic 72 Tlnora 67 Ft. Jenning• 74 Columbus Grove M I St. Bernard M Uncoln Helghts 61 Reading 41 New Boston '17 Minford · 54 Valley High '17 ,, •• , Portsmouth West 64 ';~ Portamouth Clay 'It . l;< Manchester 63 .-. ,, Waverly 63 i ..,r, . Portsmouth E~t 4S "" ' Portsmouth Notre Dame 71 '.... Soutb Webster 44 b;~· • Parma 76 Shaker Heights 62 1 \, -.; Independence 41 Brooklyn 45 "'' Canton Lincoln 92 j· . North Canton 47 f,.( " " ' Canton Central 69 , Akron St. Vincent 59 Canton South 63 Jackson 34 \ ,., ::·,-., ~lenwood 68 Sandy Valley 55 · :-:· Fairless 65 Perry 61 · :·· West Branch 61 Marlington 55 ·,...• Northwest 50 Tuslaw 45 ':'; ' Co1hocton 56 dover 49 ·--- Miller City 38 Ottoville :n • ~ - ;;'"·· ntlb II ,. ~ .. - ., Trf.Valle)' U lilorgan 4t -- - Garfield Helshls St Perry 89 Delphoa Jefferson '13 Woodsfield 81 Barnesville M Midpark 41 OMitllt~taiiiS Oakwood 101 Ohio City ~Z Caldwell 79 Zane Trace 13 Pbilo 83 Crooksvllle 76 Skyvue 72 Shenandoah 50 ~svWe 75 Sh~rldan 51 Z.nesvme Rosecrans 61 New ConconH9 River View 60 West Muskingum 43 Cleveland East Tech 79 New Lexington 62 Roseville 60Cleveland East 58 Results Midwest ,' . SV AC Standings . . 2 1 'lfYl Ill Colorodo St. 89 D•Pauw iO >lor!b Gallia . . . I I 118 t26 . . •. .-- -- . I •• I 1 _, I•' ~~~ ' Viflmla r~.. 1DVlta _ liODa Sou • u,wes ern . . U't d s 76 H•nnao Trart> _ 1 l 2:;! :!86 Richmond 81J Flo;1 a I. E~stem Q"t I I r:'l tn \ '1rgmia 99 East Kentucky East•rn . If L P 3 e !Ill Kyger t · r~ :S 1 Hannan Tr:;.,re .. 2 ! r>orth Gal ila 0 ' South.-,.,lfrn 0 3 Tolols I I ) G.tMES OP "a". land 50 Okl&homa St. 49 ~ lf.l IJ"! Coll•g• footba II II .suUs I-10 I:!S B\' lnitrd Press ln !t~rnational 61 ~2 Rl.~ebo nnel 8-:J\\I <H Houston 8-4 ~ TPI.l:I.S 19 \1i~!'lSS lppi 0 I 1\"ED~ESDA\': I Racine at Southv.-~tern J\ yger Crl!fk at Cllancey-0&\'. G., ,\IE THURSDAY : Eastern at North Gall •a GAME FRIDAY: Hut!an1 at Kyger n !t1tmpbis Stale Classic \lemphis Sl. 43 Arkans a ~ 36 ~ Spor:.; • .BrleJ..; I• Cre~k IIE~:p;u AFL Standing• WILL CROWN By l'ntfrd f 1 rr!l~ lntt-rnalional ' HONOLLLU (.UPJ, - Heavy. .. ·weight champion Cassi us llay Easttm DIVISIQD will defend hts title in llortolulu Tt>am \\' . L T. Pet~ next year. Joh n Ali, an official Ho.'i lun · .. · .. · & 4 2 · 66 ~ of Mai n Bout. Int., announced I Buffalo .. ...... 6 4 1 .!ifitl.Fr1'd ay New York ........ 6 0 2 .OO Houston ... . . ... 310 0 .2Jl , 1. . , 11 0 154 l' 1am1 .. .. . .~.. . Wtsttro Divisioa Team w. L T. Pet. ' -Kansas Cily . . 10 Oakland . .. . B San Diego .... __ .. 7 Denver 4 r lh 5 I .583 9 0 3.06 Sa111rday's Reoults New York 38 Boston 2J! (Only game scheduled\ Sund•y's Games -!. Kansas City at San Diego Denver at Buffalo Houston at Miami b1t10n here. L----.11 P-• .. ,. • •,. ~ gymnasium bleachers when be ball Hall ol Fame. suffered the attack, school or. IN HALL OF fA :liE fiCials said. FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. :· REPORTS DENIED IUPl i - Mike Peppe. !orrr.er : CAIRO iUPI) - The semi- Ohio Slate Universit y coach 1 If official newspaper AI Ahram who led !he Buckey-:-s io srv"n Rreported Saturday the United NCAA championship aod pro~ States plans to build an alarm 1 duced several Olympi c swJ m· ·network for Israel along the 1 rners, ~a s. named Sa tu~rlay to leme Jord1a11 truce liut. the S\1'!,.,lnll0£: 11"! 1 n~ F :.11:· t> . Israeli Foreign Minister Abba ;;' Eban, who just concluded a tnp CONTINUE DOMINANCE Ill the Unlted States, denied BANGKOK !UP!) - Japan ,similar reports on his return to continued its dominance in the Tel Aviv. Asian Games Salurday by cap. \DERAILMENT FATAL i turing gold medals in sw imKHANDVARA, India iUPI) - jming. water polo, tennis and At -least 13 persons were killed Ishooting, but Korea and hos: and 20 injured Saturday when a Ico"nlry Thailand spoiled a· paitenger train derailed near day of >ports achievements by Kbilldvara Station, the govern- touching off a full-scale riot in , Jllelll-operated AU lndi'a Radio the final moments of their basThe crash area is about ketbatl game. 1GO miles west of New Qethi. ---I I II I I I L ....L • • .I I · singles tille. Ji School student who suffered a in 194 4. was named Saturday t fatal heart altack after basket- night as 3 candidale for u:lro· ~ baEII r1cpraWcttcet · ted duction into the Nationa l FoiJt· a son, 17 , res on Roustabouts, Deckhands, Engineers Get Better Shore Wages IIY DICK THOMAS • The cause of this, he stated, !ball what !hey ue at the •mer river men have found othSteamboat owners were ex- was tbat on account of increas- preeat before It wiD be poslll· WAGES OF PITI'SBURGH er work. The greatest searcity pertenclng troubl~. securlnll ed activities In steel mifls and ble to gel salllelent meo to rtvermen were lncreued Deo. has been among river engineers roullabouta, det,ands and other industries, because of tile mu !be boall. 18. The wace lllereue wu re- .. a large percentage of them even en~eers . ·years ago on demaad for war materials, the The Tell City on her last ported Ill have been mtlde bp have secured employmebt as tbe river )!caull& of higher men cnuld get much higher trip was about two days late tbe following compeaJn: Pitts. stationary engineers. pay aahori'~Dd'.l drag on tbe wages than the boats are able on account of the ahortage of burJ)l Coal eo., The Jooes & labor pool \ftause of the Euro- Ill pay. During tbe past few labor. Instead of having IJe.. Laughlin Steel Co., Crucible Here are other bits of inter· pean War. , , ' years the price of labor has tween 40 to 50 men to handle Fuel Co., American Steel and eslfng River News: tbe Rivet ~s in tbe Galli- advanced several hundred per her cargo on her last trip Wire Co., DlaJnood Coal & Coke polio Dally Tli~e of Dec. 14, cent, and now it Is not possible down, she had oaly about 10. Co., Clyde Coal Co., and tbe De.!. 14, 1118 _ 11 was cold 1116, tells that story: II: get men for $50 and $60 a W. Harry Brown Co. enoiJih to make Ice In tbe riv, month as roustabouts, where a A FEW DAYS LATER, ft Deckbanda have been adviJU)o er Wednesday Dlsht. The tberCAPTAIN PHILLIP HQI'II.. few years ago, this class of was announced that aome of the ed from $60 to $60 a !Mlllh, and mometer ranged from 10 Ill 14 brook, proprietor of the Park- labor was paid oaly about $311 bigger opera!Drs had followed all other alules elnployees re- degrees above zero, cnldest of ersburg wlulrfboat says that or $311 a month. , Captain Hornbrook's prophecy, celved an Increase of 10 per the season. rivormen are having trouble In He predlell that H will he and Increased wages, as !Did cent. Outing lhe past fe w securing · roustabouts and oth- aeeessory lor steamboat me• here in the Tribune of Dee. 10, months, some of the companlta Dee. 11, 1111 - The big !Dwer help on steamboats. to advaace prices bl&ger 1916: have roualaboutll as llliDY for. boat Charlie Browa stranded Ohio Politics Question of Single Session Tops i '' ' ; } I. I I By BABKELL SHORT Ualled Pnn lllte.,..tlonal COLUMBUS (UPI) -The Q'JestioD of whelller the lepla· tun should hold llllllual sesaiODII Instead of l!lei!tlng every other year Ialll<ely_ to receive clliUild· erabte attention, 8lld probably notblng else, durin& tbe session be~inning Jan. 2. Tbat'a rilht. Jan. 2. The holl· day. ·n.o Ohio Constutilion requires tbe IOBialature meet on the first Monday in add • oumbored yean and In line with that mandate the·33 state eena!Drs and ~-. ~Ia . state representalives_.eJeCUld. last Nov. 8 are due~ be at the 6tatebouse to begin their work. With them will be the , members of !be Ohio LegialllfVe.Corretpooden!J Association and the tadlo ·" ' televisinn aew8JUeD. . __,:;_ While few: WllD1d adJ!Ut l)IIlt their peraorial !lfe 11. inVolved; 11 at leut hal been a ~ ground '*'tt!deftUoa by l,eglsJa. !Drs who, !1.J · -~ble mAJOrity, haY~ Opj!oied -,annual sessloas. · , . Members .-.of ·the leplaltire receive 'f.toD Dilleaae payment . 1tom1 and Columllila -~ ,011e I'Oillld trip each w••,'l\ey, do· ~ receive an .UO.,IIDCe f11t· iwru c;,: a and beard and must pay that from their own pocket. While the pay Is perhaps not too batl-$18,1100 for a siX·moath session every other year minus, of courae, room and board and campaign expei18A8 and incidental travel across several counties to keep tbf fences mended at dvic meet,. IDgs and tbe like - the time away from home and from one's normal job are !actors Ill consider. -The annual sessions subject always comes up and a survey by a public relations finn indicates there may be more interest thaD usual this tinle. But one proposal which puzzles observers Is thai the law· maker~ consider budget mat~rs only one year and all otber aapecls ef .sta~ government ll)e next. This could lead Ill shorter sessions, especially in the year of the budget. But tDo many such proposals appear to defeat the eallre pur~ of annual sessloas. This Would seem especially 10 In reply It those who argue the af· 18irs of slate have llllCh lhat cwmerGUs matters should oot be left baaglng for 18 months or oo unut the lll!lt Iegislajure meeta. UDder such become an arrangement the budget, eluding revenues and lions, would be ery year and all other grams woul4 be considered every two years. '11le_ state budget, IICtually ·~ propr~abons based 011 expected revenues, are for a a-year lod beginnlog July 1 In numbered years. Of these are made up mODtbs In advance with the nance director required to mala the revenues over a lod of about 30 months. ally the budget iB aent to legislature in the . first months of the session Ill the legislators time to and act upon II. Tbooe waating ~a! sloas &rl\lt that setting out financial program 30 mooth.t advance Ia asking too and that appropriations be made on an annual the '11'11)' thl federal meat does II. 'l'bl!se _llvmiag the 17stem argue that setting nut :.year program permlta the partmenta to carry eut the grams they planned when asked the moaey. They point wt thai If the state ruas iDio flnanc:!al dilficulliel I I •• - World's Finest Cosmetics at REVCO DISCOUNT PRICES! 0 0 0 TRADmONAL OW Spice GIFUETS 11.81 by SHULTON. ,. Compare at $2.25 to $5.00. .. ••.. 13.88 lltW _SHULTOII Old Spice lillie $249 GIFT S£TS, Compare at $3.25, ••• GILLmE GIFT sm. Great gift ~!~ 0 CHRISTMAS ltiCOitDI BJ famous artl.oti.'Coltunltla, Harmony •, ••• , •• • •• • • from , f1,39 C 1I 1M. $15.9•• .. .. .. .. MONDAY EARLY BIRD SPECIAL '. WELLINGTON BOO'FI · $10 full~wer Sj)elds ' . [ :•:ns NEW 1'967 Ad111lral QUALITY COLOR TV Ntw ADMIUL IOLOI .' fiDELITY CONTIOL ,_., ;_,;s '""'l"r""•ot. '""•" ... Tl lnttJntiJ' !BEST 1. Admiral .,.., enlr th1 Mtt circuit k rtoch purpotll hllil TIMBER SPLI'ITERS •• you nr. ...... AND BUDGET/ Pecan $589.9& '14 DIFFERE:Nt MODELS IN STOCK ~- ~5 at COMIARAI/.E SAVING$ ••• TOO NUMERQU$,iiJ;l!IJ'I. · " . ' ~ ~,~ ,. ' , Pllte FIOM •• Georce car- ~. : '••iii. 1 ~Purdue Levels Washington ~&LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI) - The Boilermakers led at ~rdue leaped to an early II· halftime 45-29, and the Huskies and safely maio· never got a serious scoring lained that. margin or more aosault in the works. l!aturday In defeating a tallcr j Five Purdue players fmished ,.,ashing!Dn baaketball team 85· double figure shootmg. They 'IIi· ~ 1were paced by Henry Ebershoff .... Bf .. , B .1 . k ·ll'llh 16 point• and Denny Brady '"" g .en a- 01 erma _er. !Oitb 15 _ raced to 1 II-~ .edge in Ihe f~rst The Huskies' best basketlew mlnull!s of tbe game and a maker was David Carr. He fol llalaneed tN:ar!llf ,11tack helped_13 jlololl. them stay Ia front while holdiag The victory as Purdue'• down the ·Wett Copt team'• f\lltb7 of tile year. Wa1hington · 'ICOrera. ' . left tbe flogr wllb a 1·2 record. point lead 1 ' ., ,..., .' ' DISCOUIIT CENTEftS ' -'.';, : 'I (---. • I . W1rlds motl Mntltlve and .-liable •II ckennel eel" T.V.............. Automatic degautlint - Move """ Ml wl"'-t """ .., p t, • COLOit P:IDEUTY COHriOl-Lit't tUol MW wonwtli an4 T.V. 'ldUNI ond whitt letll Falla City woa I points over 1ba City Loan and stayed Ia a first place lie with G. & J. Auto. B. Brlckles led F. C. scoring as he lmned in a m. 5'18 series. H. llankfns had 1110-673 series for City Loan. G. & J. AulD turned in tbefr 6 point win over Burlile's Snhio as F. Caldwell led scoriag with an Impressive 237-&7 series. nda a same series also set the new high Individual series fur !be league this season Ill date. D. Slldham ted the lostns ~...,.! with a 193-619 series. 17~ IHI -· .tcW -.4 '-1- wlred. · 2. N•• Automatic brlghtM11 corndlen circuit L"IIVNI ,.,., ........ • tlm•~vtn when 1M IC.RI chan.. t, FOR EVERY NEED, ROOM ._ - THE SHOE BOX . nol Co.;paruttl7.85 .. .. ~· I BolpiW _ attend lhla maetlng. DORMEYER DRYIIL Compare from $l50 to $5.00. • .. and PT. PLEASANT - The MasCouaty lllltorleat Society will meet at the_,ci!J bulldlag Ia PlellUIII··Mohday, Dec. 11, at 7:30 p. m. Offlcen for lba new year are W. J. Artrip, Southside, preaI~~"'~R..obert Rickard, Pl I! vtce president; Irene Brand, Southside, secretary, and Wilbur E. Planls, Pl. Pleas. treasurer. All members and Interested pmoaa m invited ideas for men. ................ lUI • Faberge • Coty Hat In HAIR KODAK lndemotlo 104 0 Portable, wovenient W CAMERA Gift A uvco • Dana • Chanel whsper quiet ...-. .. ... ·$9.88 ~Ill for • famll1 pnHIIt '$12 a ompare 0 DESERT -FLOWER GIFT SET • Revlon • D'orsay [J CORY Eledrlc CM OPENER tnd br SHULTDN. Spray perlume and *259 0 J'APEIIIAlE PliiS .. CIFI;,II'- ·• : dusltng powder. Compare at $3.00. KNIFE SHAIP£10. Opens cans of Ctimpall at S8c toms. ·~·". _. J"oit every size and shape. Sharpens _ ,,•;. , • Lanvin • Corday 0 FRIENDSIIfr CAr.DEN Gilt Tria ~nivll$ - ertd spissors pufcc!ly. tgaa D .._ ,._IJCIIY~'" ttU br SHULTON. 1oilet waler, talcum Compare at $18.95. • •• •••• •• •• • Com•arau••ac .........-,.... powder and bubble balh. 1129 • Matchabelli DORIIElER Electric PORTABLE ·• Compare at $1.75............... . D 1111£1.3 for eyery 0 ,Coqllra·ll W. SQfPIO UCIIIDS. U 0 3-pi«e COSMETIC BAG • Houbigant cookinc chore,lilhlwlilht;easy to $fi59 1117.15.• ...... • SET. Rich brocade with brushed, *139 llan41L c:amparut$12.95. .. , .. · · t. lUI golden frame. Compare at $ZOO. • Elizabeth Arden 0 MEIINEN CITATION GIFT SETS. · . PLU$ MANY OTHER GIFt SUGIJEsrlONS:f ;·. REGANT govemor •liD re*Jce the appro~riatlons. Or If need arlset he can call a apecial stslloa to make necessary appropriations. Further it is argued that legisla!Drs are aubjeel to leu political pressure when .they meet m one seesion beginning In January followJni their electioo than they would be If thefr lessions continued IiilO tbe months just before the election. As II Ia now, represeatalivea meet In January for one sesIlion lollowlag their election, make their record, and go home to lace tht voten Dell year. Hall the Senate Is elected every other year. The odde are the aext leglalature will be a pnlductive one. With ctty and suburban leglslators havlag the upper band the legislature may move into areas wllere past legiala!Drs were sl., to move. At tile aame time the legislalure may Improve Ita 01111 operatlons with better research staffs and better committee operat10111 IInce It will have fewer members. But It seems 0 Y 00 cs ar doubUul that the next legisla· Sec-ndCbt'le~ ~0 lure vole.! to amend lhe Obio • ve. • · Constitution to eaU for annual Jerry L. Shelton, 1075 Second aentoos. After aU, the Jegfala- Ave.; _Mrs. Gray V. Quickie, lure will propose 101118 kind of Vla!Do, ~erry_ J. Tacltetl, Jr., ClllSiilullonal amendment deal· Rt._ ~· Vm!Dn, Mrs. Theodore ing wlth legislative reapportion- Wbitunglnn, Rt. 2 Cheshire; Historical Society WIU Meet Monday PlltCI PIIICI Jllllid bUM with the I v:!" ,!:i. rules for tlectln& r-!"-::""'l::-=-:=~..,..... and II could be hottest partisan luut of tbe sessinn. Propopenll of annual ....tOIIJ probably would 1101 WBDI Ill tie their piau in with the reapportionment problem. IIVCO BRING THIS CHECK LIST WITH YOU .. .FOR EASY GIFT SHOPPING AT REVCO! her tow of coal barges at the continues, ., much o1 the coal foot of Manchester Island. The is being used In steel and iron Brown belong• to the Pittsburgh plants making munitions. ~!11 11- ....... Coal eo. ganllng coal wreek aad ~ De.!. 18, 1115 _ There were ade, are that elihl 111,...- cJ .. llarge cakes of new made Ice coal valued at Oft!' ....- . _... THE TOWBOAT J . T. Hat- 0 ...... ""'~ field, Captain Harry Martin in . oalfng in the river tbls morn- soak and seve~~ JlrOUildj)rl. The command, passed up early Ibis lng. The thermometer at 5 a. !Dwboall, Hatlield, Pl)'lllllllll, morning with a tow of empties m. ranged from zero to three and George Matheson and lhl/ for the Kanawha River. degrees below, coldest of the Catherine Davis of the Ill.._ season. The first fee of the Creek Co., w..-e Ia lbe mllu; seas"!' made Ita appearance In witb their loaded Iowa. FOUR TIMES AS MUCH ~al tbe riVer Thursday morning. The big Charlie BIWII 111111 ~ ~ !'i~ ,used In the~tl&- Seven years ago the first Ice a tow of empUn bound fGr ur"" '~" as ever ore. made its appearance aboul Huntingtoa wbieh were aptllllll 11 18 not lik~ly tbat ,any Pitts. Thanksgiving Day, the river or the aand at the loot o1 a.t. burfh coal WI~ be shipped south being full of ice lor 104 days, chester Island whleh ·tllacaC as ong as 1 e European War it being about the middle of the channel. 'l1le olbi!r llllltl April before it was clear. It Is with loaded fieeta caoll c1owg said a similar Instance occur- withoot warniq, It 11 . . . . . red about five years ago. could not gel by, · '! A dispatch from Manchester, The sale of lbe CJfllt Ohio says the !Dwboata Cather- at Madison Ind. to Clplala; lne Davis, Plymouth and George Lewis ~. oin.f if Matheson, wltb heavy !Dns of tbe Kanawha river lutiflui& ~ coal, are stranded In the chute da, Is of!. Some of tbllliic:tldi at the foot of Manchester Is- ers In the Ohio refuNd to llanl Veteraas Memorial Hospital Clara Ambrose, Pt. Pleas- land. Fifteen barges are stuck. for the deal. Caplala 'l'IIDiLI Admlsslnna - Kimberly Wet. ant; Paul W. Taylor, Rt. Z. Pt. The channel Is blockaded and had taken chup oC 'tile ~ don, Middleport; Paul Jone•, Pleasant; Mrs. Kellh G. Ken- the Cbartie Brown, with emp- and was about to 111r1 . . Itt Pomeroy; Charles Jones, Porn- nedy, Rutland; Mrs. Danny L l>es, disabled there since Tues. the Madfaon.LoulaYIIIe M. ~ eroy; Alvin Barnett, Pomeroy; Meadows, Middleport; Mrs. day ~fght can not go farther up The C. C. Bowy• Wlllt "' Thomes Jones, Rutland; Vir- Grace Frank, Rt. 1, t.on~ Bot- the rtVer until the londed barges Pomeroy Satlll'day ru,bt llitl' IiDia Pierce, Middleport. tom; Mrs. VIrgil Yates, Rt. 1, are removed. Many lalning secured several flail of ,.,; Dlacharges - Dorlene Jel- Wfllow Wood ; Howard N. men have gone to work at the enough to last the ptda . . .! len. Carol Carpenter, Opal Richards, Rt. 2, Thurman: Dal- wreck. weeks. ·· cummins Bernard .Mlllhone las G. Sheline Jackson ; Basil Richard Smith, Claudia ' Blackburn, Al,bany; Mrs. ElThe Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 18, 1081 ll mer Bowman, Rt. 3. Ironton. Melts Geaeral Bospllal , Adm!sslons _ Francts Birth• - Mrs. Danny L. In Middleport· Loura watson • Middleport. daugh. R~clae ' ' ler, 6:02 p. m., Friday. WHILE THEY lAST Dlacharges _ Robert Bush Dlseharges - Virgil E. • Blackwood, Bessie L. Bollman, MEN'S Pleasant Valley Hospital Ada Borden, Foster ChamAdmllled _ None tbe Rev. Earl V. CreDlsebarged _ M,.,; Kenneth Mrs. Cora M. Dnnnett. Wilson Scnt!Dwn Ohlo· Mrs E. Flowers, Mrs. Carl F. LEATHa .. Frankifn Thomt~n William J. Herter, l ter Leon · Genevieve Toms Betty J. Johnson. Sher' SHEEP Pt.' Pleas~nl; Crolla Davis, PI: W. Kemper, Kenneth G. LINED · Plmaot· Robert IDgglnboth Lee, Mrs. Paul H. Ours, Mrs. PI PI~ am, E. Ruckel, Mrs. Emmitt MACHINE NO 5 Smith, Mrs. Ira Stepp, Mrs. llospllal Ne~ dd . .... ·,.. H. Taylor, Mrs. Carl Holler Nibert, Mrs. Gary T. Bane, MIDDLEPORT ' hours 2-1 d 7-8 P t Ora Shaver and infant I•. Middleport Merchants Glft·A·Illllll a! Paedlantrl p.Wm. d.aren ' son. ment - lbt I~lstab>rs - ar--., I STRENGTHENS CLAIM ADE"AIDE, Australia iUPI) -John Newcombe strengthened his claims lo a playing berth on tht Australian Davis Cup team Saturday when he beat compa. !riot Fred Stolle 7-5 , 6-3, 8-10. 3-6, tH in a duel for the South Australian Lawn Tennis men'1 SERVICES ARRANGED NAMED CANDIDATE . PLAIN CITY, Ohio (UPI) - NEW BRUNSWODK, 7< _ J. ': Services were arranged Sat_ur· 1UPI 1 _ Lesli e Hor11ath, Ot:io ~ day for a Jonathan Alder Htgh State's Hiesman Trophy winner 1 I Mentioned as possible oppo~· ents were Zura Folley, Georg~ (Only games scheduled) • •• ,. ----.I ...a.-.a -.. h mg t a ter e c am~ 10." . completed a stx round exhJ. 2 1 .833 Chuvalo, OlympiC champion Joe 5 1 .615 Frazier and Floyd Patterson. x-Clinched Division title ·- -h on the River j· Troy Afi.,Sld!ley,..62.r.~- · Cat) isle 78' Bellbrook Ill . Wll 1 IIJllsbor U , m ngton M o M!d<Jietown 55 , Hamil!Dn Tan IS Lllurel (Ind.) st ' COllege Corner U This year you can fill a fuller stocking or stretch your gift list...if you shop at Revco. The reason is obvious. The more you save on each gift-at our discount pricesthe more gifts you can buy. Our selection, this season, just happens to be the most exciting in our history. So be a slick Santa and sweep the gift scene clean ... without bursting your budget! USC ';j Arizona St.. 77 W\·om ing 78 Central Missouri 56 TEAM WLP OP Westrn Sl Colo 85 U. Sask. 72 ,, ,. Kyger Cmk ... 3 1 2:!11 214 Seatlle 85 Brig Young IC. ovt. SVAC YARSITY Total!l n~-~~~~ St ( ·, ' ~ 1G ·t'l~-ie Cleveland St. Joli!l Cantlut 21 , Dayton Belmont 16 Tipp City 60 B•·ook~)Uo..at · Nortl••••ont 83 Ea!Dn 78 Dayi!JD Fair v1ew 1311 Dayton Colonel white 37 Oakwood 111 Wes~:arrolll9n &7 Day!Dn Stivers 71 W~st Milton 68' 1'\hridge ~ Daytini· Dunbar Iii Fairmont West · 11alrborn f$ Day!Dn Kiser 53 Fairmont East 80 Dayton Wilbur Wright 63 Dayton Stebbins 75 .FILL IN THE DOTTED LINES WITH EXTRA GIFTS YOU CAN BUY WITH REVCO SAVINGS! Top College Midwestern VI McMurry 62 Purdue 85 Washington 70 71 Duquesne 89 Wake Forest St. Edwards 105 Tarleton 60 Hardin.Smmns 124 Idaho St. 91 ·'·' !'lew Philadelphia 52 Doane 33 Dana 31 · .:: Mansfield Malabar 45 u. Wise. Mil a& Dubuque 83 ~-:;", , Cardington 70 Blg Walnut 31 St. Cloud 70 Nrlhm Mich. 65 -, Sou lh Carolina 63 Marquette 81 Carthage 105 Elmhurst 71 Oberlin Ohio 81 Lake Forest 18 (All Games) IEureka 89 Purdue-Hmmnd 78 , _. TEAM W L P OP , Wisconsin 67 Fordham 66 Eastern ....... 5 2 370 3,'>3 'Valparaiso 95 Wash. Mo. 82 Kyger Creek ... 4 2 34> 3t& l Peru 75 S. South Dakota 70 llan!>an Trace . 3 4 428 4rl Southwest ;, , Southwestern . . 2 2 222 2t6 Amarillo !K Dodge City 77 North Gallia . . 1 3 218 210 \\'est ~ - Wickliffe 53 Wlllgughby South 39 Ashtabula 55 Geneva 47 · Cohneaut 41 Ashtabula Horbor 40 Elyria Catholic 70 l' ·· "'· ·, ~ '.·•t''"i· ""r ... , ... _• •'$''"~-·.. - --,.- ....·~-·-·;<···~-·JO· -· "'·IA':'ilr"'"" ··. ·.· . ,;,.;,"~ . ..·,~~ • ; ·· ' ' . .i . - ' • '' I l ..,. ,.,._ ~ .... ...,.._ •. ' FUINITU.IE -IN· -;, ·\'· ,_ .,,... ...~... · ' ' . .". ". �' ; ) ~ I I ' ' ', J \ ,f'li>v,'r Want Ad Way-By P!mnet-· Get E~t~ta ;Gash The Want ,Ad Way Business Services' The Sunday Times-sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 18, 1966-23 "'\Nf AD INfORMATION l---:..:~. :::o,'"::R:-en-t-- I Business For S•le \ Opportunity BOGGS EQUIPMENT -A!r LIS CHALMERS FARM AND MAN OR WOMA N Reliable Ex,..rJenced "•ao~o•llu r1111 7 INDUSTRIAl EQUIPMENT person from thts area RADIATOR • ',..:.,0 'J.J,::~ "':'~'~e~~4'"-=R"'oo=M;-Wl""'fuc-rn.,.ls.,.h"ed-;-:a::-pa-=r"tm::-e:::;nt 111M CHEV , V 8 'l.--;to,.-n-p..,.tc k-no BEST. DEALS LARGES1 semce and collect from aulow1de bed, R&H new pamt c••c•u.•1•oN• 1n Pomeroy Ph 992-5385 SERVICE STOCI\ SEbECfiON BliY malic diSpensers No expert Will 111• .cceptet until tilt &. lA. 11 16 de Also 1 new yard gas light "IH OQ tl ~ltllll'ttell MSO SPORT 81 ONE OF ft'!f411 MONTHLY PA~· ence needed - we Cllliblioh Mlllhone Sohto Tuppers NOW TRAILER space"(jjj Brownell MENTS START MAY 1 Take accounts for you Car refer ••eUlAfiONI Plains, 0 Ph 667 3994 I NICf~ 1 PEOr~ ~;:I BOBCAT TIM _,..,1'1 ...• ..,..,.,.. tiM rttttt Ave, Mlddlei!Orl Ph. m tax ences and $98S to $178S cash 12 16 31p advantage of Income "obtectlono•.. '"" or "'"'ltro" .,.., oatIIIOUIII a..... 2625 11 to lie SPRINT DICK RAWLINGS .. cretht Beat the mev1tab 1e capJL 11 nt O" n ~ 4 lt l~ ,.,..,... ... .... Jeftl., ,.. ... .. u.,.,, .,,., n•• .. ...,...,.._ • FURNISHED 4 room apart CHESTNUT mare 8 years nde pnce tncrease New rnower!l I bours weekly nets excellent .,,. , • .., ,.,. •nccwrMt , ...,...... ment wit:tl bath Ph 992-3056 or dnve, well mannered $150 rakes condmoners dnd bal I monthly mtome full time Rawhngs Honda Sales ••••• 12 6 tic Quarterette geldmg 6 years er!\ set them up yoor<~Plf more For local mteiVJ{"W 1 Phone 99"2 2143 WY 2 215. ,.., Willi Aoll Hr¥1CI I ""'"=~· the Lar~e s1 Truck or 47", sll•er dappeled, white and save '· 1017 dtesel and wn e Eagle lnrlus!I Je, 450!1 : ll'rom MIDDLEPORl OHIO Pomeroy 0 • cent ,., ...,. 0 ... '"""'-' :.SMALL -4 room house wdhbB.th Bulldozer Kadtatur To The MlllUJIU"' 10Mtll 61 " " " mane and ta1l shuw wmner 1 1 U17 gas t~actor s used &IJ" Mmnetonks Blvd, Mmneapol ')mallest Heater Core '' c:erm .....,..,...,. "' .oro ••• '""' c.. m S} racuse .,bhane 992 399(1 prox: 25 hrs One year new IS, Mmn aJ41V .. " ' Clftl GI~CCMN~t ttt 0111 ..., J2--15-6tc any child can rtde $J2.S 01 IINI . . . , . . tWiffttro . . . . ,.. 12 7 lltp DON'T BE best offer Sorrel and whtre warranty Pnces to move CAIO OF ......... I oalfUAIIII 11.11 tiN Ill ont ttMnhnum I8CIJ TRAILER, Brown 5 Trailer pony geldtng 4 year very qut ckly will trade Also dO'L Real Estate For Sale Ph. m 2143 Pomerov eoctftten• ..... II ASHAMED OF Park, Mtnersvtlle 0 Ph 99'.!- qmet $00 • s ga 1ted pony tail\ ers loaders wmches, Jog OIIIIICI "0\IQ 6 1 13 1 A .. Iii ttl t:ID Ill' Pi! Dollf 3324 :_ lC set and ready to show, m• <t forks We servtce what we 7 ROOM HOUSE wtth 11'. baths i lltvrll&¥ liM & M rt l'lrH . . . . YOUR DIRTY CAR ,.,., ID IAIT FURNISHED z bedroom apar~ ••• to appreCiate Humphrey sell LOCATED ON RT 7 m Middleport Wnle or see ~ New Radiator ~P TO II'L.CI " ment furnace heal, Middle- Stables, Rork Sprmgs F<•t I TUPPERS PLAINS OHIO 1 owner at 383 North Thtrd IUULJt PIIODUCUie •Car •Truck •Haater FOR WA'" AD port, 0 Ph 992 3874 cround, Pomeroy PH ~14 667 3435 I Ave 12 18 1tp ONLY ( Core e Bulldozer PHONE WY 2·'2156 - - _ n 28 tfc 1215-1tp , 12 18 Ito HOUSE on 464 Southlth - St BE PROUD OF •Any Ty,.. Card of Th11nlcs 5::-= R::OO;o;M :;-;-h-se ou With bath. on l ORDER AMS1UTZ'S Hand N Mtddleporl 0 $6800 C.m be ·--;;:-:---:---::7---o---\ Pearl Sl, Mtddleporl Ohm HOUSE coal gravel for dr" I • Ntck Chtek' leghorn chiCkS I bought wtth <ma ll down pav A CLEAN CAR AS lT will be tmposstbte for near grade school See Mattie I way I Will deliver Ph 99~ or started pullets today Mod men! balance hke renl C•tl FJRF:MEN'S AUXILIARY uc~R~V~l~~u me to thank each ol you j Bush 689 Page St ' Mtddle. 7236 ern Poultry Box 188 Athen,, Valley Lumher & Supply ro I The New Haven Volunteer -="N,.,Y=2,.,21"9"6=,M='d,.,d,.,le,.,po=rt=O~ '--.....,..,.,=,.....===""~ 12-15 30tp 0 Ph S93111Jl peroonally, I wish to take port, 0 12 4 tfc 12 18 Jte Middleport, 0 992 27119 F re Department Auxtl~ary held th1~ means to thank all my -12 13 91c thetr December meettng at the t th Mr B ll \'"nC'" j d by 'I rs Da11d Roush " =' !!lends. relatives antt neigh· FOUR ROOM furmabed apart NOTICE Unclatmed fretght IOOYEAR OLD walnut •ecre ROOM I -- B d Ctl) Bmfdmg The meellng ""' l~"g:,~~l'r It ~>'tmH> re tdl~lgs" ~ames ~~a)t1C Mrs H:;'d I 14 tlc 10 new ztg zag sewmg math· tary 7 ft htgh glass doors 10 ISe on roa wav , .. bo " Ior thelr prayers, card s, menL WY W658 S ll t d opened by the prestdent Mrs LJUNS <.:1 Ull HOt D Rose and Mts Jack Hes!UII. 1 1 letters VISits and !lowers dur !FURNISHED and unfurnished mes w•th 20 year factory r;::uar at top desk at bottom Phone t dm acme arge oMan a Ca peh" rl The group voted I ti I h t H ti • antee, nat tonally advert"ed 992 6236 12 16 31!> gar en wnte or contact rs v " L\DIES NIU II r In conneclmn 1\tt' ,. pr• ng ";v OSPIB za on lftl apartmenl8 Close to school brands to be sold for stor Beulah Bradford Box 1ltc Ladles ol the lwns Club gram the) told the story of fodt 116 to pUt chase SIX hundred Ch11s1 Hol?.e Hospital Spectall Phone 99'bS434 10 18 lie 30 CH~MPION Tnple A Rhode' Ractne Phone 949 , 821 mas treats lobe giVen to the nn111hcrs 1\ Cic elllcttamed by Ch11slt1as carols and saDJI 1 age and fretghl total ng $47 • ,, .~ lh an k5 to Dr Walker 1 Dr ' Fo1 5 1 R Island red pullets JUSt !!~tart 1 , h1ldren on December 19th thtll IJu.,bund.s on I uc:oda} eve U1cm 1 00 12 11 Holzer and the nurses •nd i SO each can be patd IS mg to lay, s2 so each Also 1 Otc when S.nta wtll be at the Ctly 111 • "tth a dtllncr at Roush s DUitng the busmess they deI 8 or ent -per month We w II dehver to dump truck 1 load of locust! -~ hos P•tal 't aIf lor lhelr ex• 7 ROOM house, 3 bed-rooms Bm!dmg Annual dues wcro Citlc1c l w ncur ~cw H a v en tided to help se rve refr e;JII" pert care We shall alwa'"l 1'" baths Ph 992-2.'i90 your home to sew on them to fllewood 110 N E Vana ii'.. •~ collect m'~ 11 ' d t mcnts foll o1111g the Chmr Cann make sure you are complete W Rltr ~-~ 7 O!i~ d~ Y an an ms rumen lh btl I be rPmem r your oug U· 11 Z5 ttc man on Rutland .. Ham~on 1 The group held a g1ft ex t.d gtc1up from M1ddlep01t llJgh ta a 01 Thn sdav December H. ly ;a,tsfied Call 992 3218 n•••,, George H Baker 550.' -~----.,..----' v11le Road 12 16 3tc POMERUY - One story home rhange and games were PICJY School p1 esentcd a melody ol A 0 1It e;.; ch nge was held !II• 12 U 6tc Russe1l Street, Middleport 0 Fol Sl fl' - - • 1un11num an d permas tone Slu·' ed Pol ltn k refreshments of (h!l!-.lmas Carol~ and led group mon g the membe rs PUPPIES part poodle-Phone 1 12 18 lit" DINING ROOM SET Table:- 4 1967 roNSOLE S1EREO-Jn<t or gq-2 5443 1 mg 6 rooms 13 bedrooms! dessert, coffee and punch WIre slilgltg The laches •ere each Refreshments wete served" lij __L_O_I_t_a_rtd-..,-fo-u_n_d:--1 chairs and buffet Also two taken m lovely walnut fimsh 992 3667 tc , bath full basemEnl gcu age served to th ose attendmg Iva presul\ed 11r1th a Chn~lmas Mrs Roush ttl those attendtng: 12 16 6 ;;;;;;;;:-;;::::-:::::::=:-::::=-::= odd tables All In good condt radto equtpped wtlh 4 speed ___ 1 Owner must sell ill 000 oo Capehart Peggy Roush, J ean g1ft Mrs James Lavne Mrs Jack LOST - Has anyone seen "Rug. tton and prteed reasonably automatic changer, d••l vol CHRISTMAS trees lot sale POMERO\ _ 1,, story frame Grmstead M ld1 ed Fr) Carole DJSlttct Governor 29 o Waller Welch Mt s Dav1d Rousllj gl""' Reward for mforma·j Phone 9922236 12 18 3tc l ume control Thts set Harden s Grocery, Syracuse s room s 13 bedrooms!, ba th Roush Ivelyn Weaver, Geral Kramm<r was the guest speak Mrs H81old Rose Mrs Alfred tlon leading te the recovery, REGISTERED Fox Houn<ls 6 months old Take over pay 12-llH!tc enclosed back porch corner dme Roush Anna Roush The! er lor the evenmg Sprouse Mrs Jack Hesson, whether dead or ahve, of a months old Doc Oatley rest I ments of $125 per week or ONE USED UPRIGHT PIANO lot IOxiOO out of htgh water rna Capehart and Ada Gnn Those attend ng 11ere Mr and Mrs John F Roush Mrs Donmale. blond, long hatrded dog denee Portland Phone pay balance due SI019S Tly Re-conditioned wtth bench fr•e $3 ;oo stead W.rs Jack Fre) Mr and M s aid Humgardner Mtss LelabcJ 10 0 medmm SIZed, lost near Ky. l43-"~ • 12 18 fife tt m your home Call 992 32tl delivery can Rutland FU"PI BR~DBURY _ One story REB I CCA CIRCLE J ames Gtlb<rt \lr and Mrs IPo till! Mt s llelv m Knapp, ger, 0 Call Pt Pleaoant 1 1213 6~ 1 lure 7424211 I frame lalummum Sl dmgr , The Rebecca Ctrclc of the 1\tlllam c Gtbbs Mr and Mrs Mrs lletman Lavne 675-1560 day or Bidwell, O,,HAY Ph 992til12 Delivered POTATOES gel your wlnterl 12!f>.3tcl rooms bath cellar Jeve! iol Lutheran Church Wo men met Paul Rtckard Mr and Mrs GARDEN CLLB 367 7439 after 10 p m or or ean be puked up tatoes while they last - - locate<! on route 14 ~ $4 500 ~0 on Wednesda\- a[terno m a! Lhe Tom Hoffman ~Ir and Mrs 1 he New !Iaven Garden Club all day Sunday 12I44tc 1218 6t• p fftt Por'land ! ELECTRIC range Montgom.ry W~Nl ro SELI~IIST WITH ISI Paul Lutheran p,.ISh Nellllaymaker Rev and ~\rs met on fllUI <dayevenngatthe 8 .- - - - PONIES, chmce colors and 0 ~:Ce~~~ • 10 30 tf~~ Ward rffngerator vantl~ 1 us House wtth Mr~ B R Va nce Martin Bensfo1d ne\ ~ td home of i\.1! ~; Oon.ald F' Roush Notice I heights chtld )rained and , -- kttchen cabiJlet wrmger type/ Alber! M Cox. Broker [as leader The meetmg was \\IS Jack T Welch, Mr md 'lh Mts ll oy d Rou' h as coo GUN 'ihool, Sunday, December\ green broke Terms Call or GOOD USF.D tires S::IY~ and! washer Ru,.se\1 Bailey M! Henr} Cleland Salesman r en v. In ~ ;"It' ll ll 'II I ~lt s Duane U u ch Mr and hu s t s DeHt\ (l llS telling of the 18 at Jzaak Walton Farm, see E J Htll Flatwoods up Pomeroy Home & Auto. nersvtlle, Ohto, 992•516 Offtee 99z. 3830 IThe Herald Angels S1ng fo l Mrs ~' " Hmhell Mr and Cllllst mas stcry toke n from Chester Sponsored by the\ Road, Pomeroy, 0 l2 9 IZtc 12 IS 3tc Evenings 992 2568 or 992·1&16 lowed b) a praver b1 \11 s Mrs II any Darne ll D lr ct the book of Luke wus read by Chester Volunteer Fire Depl 12 18 7tp BUIJGET PRJCEO furniture tr SINGER sewmg machme model I JK Vance She read an art10le Itt c.ov cn m and Mt< Walter Mrs Llo1d h osh 1 12 13 l.p.ID till' our third noor budget shop 6&' ~ 1 g zag eqmpped to but _ __ - led The Clmstmao:; Sk\ Kr am11 et Th r roll rall \\ as answertOO 12-15-:ltp YOUNG PARAKEETS, $3 ;o l Baker Furniture Mtddleport hI 1 17~ ACRE !arm, bouse Wltb I Mrs Vance also gate many Ml IIIOIHST JUNIOR " 1 B1111g vo 1r fat mt~ 1~ .,.;;;;;;:;;-;;;;;;-;;:::::;::-,;c;;:: .... each, Mynah b1rd,, $50 each I Obio ' 11 12 tfc. ton "e monogram app lQt c 1 rooms and bath c~ll;tr t:ellal Chnstmas Customs 11 ollkt Cl \ SS J;JIIIU Po\R I\ ~lembe1 s brought 0 1 1 1men' NEUTZLING Beauty Shop 15 Sherwood Costen, Ohio R1v etc Pay off 6 payml'nts $6 47 1 house 2 large barns free lands • fhe meetmg rloo.;ed w1th fhc Jumor ... Ia sol He ~le\11 t d~ Ja \ors to be s• nt to Ple.ts open 5 days a week, Monday 1 er Road Pt Pleasant W Va "'NEVER used anythtng like each Ph 992 2685 1 gas 2 farm ponds tmm ed t a prayer aotl smg1ng of a 1dtsl Cllut eli> neld 1 P<ll ly on un 1 olley llospttal through Friday with operat· l 12 I~ 61c II" !IY users of Blue Lustre ! J2-15tfc ate occupancy Pearl Wd hlmn Thw sdn e~cnm~ end dccnrot lhe pru~ tam ~as pr"rnlfd ors Mrs Neutzling and Maryii.)()NT b ror cleanmg carpet Rent ELECfROLUX swetper on hams, 9922318 or 9922681 Mrs Edna Burrs pr€'sldrd at ed a II Lr;; d tl•r lJ u(b h' \1 s 1 i:l\ P1off1tt She read 1 1 Powell available at all hmes p~mpc!our,tugg: ~rl electnc shampoof!r $l Baker wheels pop out paper bags 10 3 tfc the bu~mess meetmg at ~~rluch b<ts~ ment ~Irs Rublft !lcrn :101 '> lrni'>S! !\ rheS~;t ond to do complete hair care Or- tic tan Ta k tCI lean mL .,. Furmture Co l2 12 6tc dual cleanmg tools for rugs t1me the a 1ou p der1ded to f1x don and Mr E H' 1ld Wr 1 ht Ch 1 ~!rn 1 l': fllft'n bl Lo"'' Septte n ea!lfr an... - -Business ServiCeS " ~ I -~ 1or tiwlg,l mark ders may dbef 'uac~ Farm Bureau m Porn JOWL BACON 3 lb 99c pork furmture dusting, elc Only baskets for shut ms They als 1 11e ttacheh oJ Ill\ <lass Jhe Lntrrma\ er A g1ft r:xrhange Wiglets an 8 5 8 any me ero 0 • 5 payments leU of $6 99 each decided to help se1ve re lresl1 ~CJ o p m 1d(; tlln :-. f H a g1ft v. as he d 1t h \1 rs 0 \ Sm1th. 11 zs 3ntc chops, 69c lb , cubed steak 12 l6 3te I y, 79c lb 10 Jb bananas 99c Ph 9922665 ment s followmg the Jumor and tl 1 k vuu h •x to bt g vr r al '.\ Inn ng tor the prettiest wrap-. PIANO TUNING School. BLACK and whtte RCA TV, 3 bags'39c candy II. Pepst 1215-tfcj Youth Canl,ta on December Ch 11t111a s ~Is l!t lpl R1 o ,Jed I" k11ge church, ®me Ph Lane Dan· 21 m screen fli Ph late Cola. 39c ctn 7 Up. 39c ctn LUSTRE Foam ts guarante.d ON 22nd Thuse allendmg wet e Mrs 1gen nd \l1 s I""''' I cl 1 1s 1 1els, 992-5509 12 712tp evenl11g 949- 2661 __12 13 ~ mtlk, I gal, 79c sugar, S to be the best carpet cleaner 1 he hostesses Mrs John ny <IS ted 11 lh the pari\ The group Fred Bale) ~Irs R F Bryant Allams and Stanley Aucdon NERVOUS? Carll sleep? Try lb bag, 4flc wtth $501! ordor. you have ever used or y•ur Roush and Mrs J V McGrew ulso made pllsenh Jot thm M10 llo" ~rd Bur11s Mrs WU- _ House and TradiDI Sleepers" Guaranteed re peaches, No 2~ 29c M&G money back Electric sho:~m lo:;erved refreshments to Mrs p21 1t nt s l 1<:~m Chtsler Mrs Burrell Daw Is now under one roof at aulta or money back Food Mkt, 3 miles south of pooer rental $1 Ebersbach 1 Edna Borns Mrs Harry Lavne. Mt mbm of the cl,,, allet d son Mt , Donald Foglesong " Laurel Chff School Housel Only 98c Nelson's Pharmacy Middleport, Rt 7 Hdwe, Pomeroy, 0 Mrs Wtlltam Powell Mrs Wil mg '"" Ocbb1 e Smtih ll1Jne Mrs I,ee l1bbs Mrs Harolo on State Route 124 and new 1 Pomerey,O 112510tp 1214 3tp 1215-&tc ltarr> Russell Mrs Carroll Ad He11don VICki !ipradlmg l er lohnson Mrs Hetma n Layne, Rt 7 by pass, open daUy at 1 - ---Jr Mrs B R Vance r:, Blao..:khurq H1 ck Edl\a td \-1! ~ James !vfClcKn1ght, Mrs 3 PIECE hvmg room sutte 3 ~Jv~0 :o~[ atr;1~to~v~~:~h~~ ams Mrs John Fry and guest Mrs Hatold Wmnlngs Donnte l v M (tow Mts Marlill .nd I I 12 noon Jim Adams end tables, child s desk and are runnmg a spec1a on rae 11 20 U tor overhRuls for the w1nter Arthur Ash le' of Creensbmo OH Shaton Roltogcn Carol Ohil1gu Mrs R IV Ptckenr,. 20 ~:: Worthy Stanley '! Wonder Horse can be seen I months Have your L111ctor N c Pol! Jgen Roger Dmgcy Ke1th St Mrs na\ Proffrlt, Mrs 1 :a_cr:ss 1 P~~~ Help W1nted strip ot 22 Sort at 3.lb Lasley St • Pomeroy,/ ready to go to work wh'" PTA MEETING l'o"<ll Pan Peltry Patnck Rtlet Mt s Velma e Garden tool Ume drln" 0 12 13 6tc spnng comes and save do\ln The New Ha ven PTA w1ll ESTHER CIRCLE MEEIS Hou~; h Mr s l C HotJsh Mrt; SOMEONE to mstall 8 shower ~~ =~~ ~~lUng 21 ::'~ GOOD clean, lump. egg aftd time meet on Thur~da} December 'lt c bsther Circle of St Paul Oll1e Rou-.h M1 s D A Sm1th1 " 18 3 Ph !192-0013 12 1c pow" at oil treated stoker coal Pea· 15th at the Element or) School Llll heran Church Women met ~Irs IV T Stone \Irs B 4 Germ"" WELDIIS lS Midday name times cock Coal Co, 1 block from 'p PHONE 992_2176 Refreshments will be sened by I at the hnmt or Mrs Llo}s \ n i M:..; Huward Wagenhafa ' 2 ~ No Aftt J4. Bathe prefix traffic light tn Cheshire 0 OHIO Mrs Radci!H s homeroom De Roush M1 s Jack We l ~l pre· Mr s ~ 0 Wem guests, Mrs,_ 1 ELECTRICIANS ogaln ~ Hesitation nation OMEROY PIPE FlniiS 15 1Jne)(ploded sound 2ri A wln1, Ph 367 7526 12 1 Uc ,'""""'".':':"'7:'~~~~;:;;"..,..':::'1 vottons wtll be led by Mrs Da I sented the p1 ogram ~l ore Eu lah M ar Kn1~;ht and Mn._ PLAME CU1;1"!RS I bomb e Smudge 26 Part In CITIZEN- BAND, one Mosley MAKE MORE PROFIT by vtd Roush l\ film "'II be shown Titan Merry Chnstm as a s sl Len" Kn1ghl , d the hostes"54j;; LAYOUT MEN ll Large '1 Ca.t 11 ff'et apln.y hstino your firm's services 1n -----I bodlesot 8 Mooletn 28 Roman 3 element beam, one 23 Chan ·~ ''"• sTE;L FABRICATORS I'M aundlrd r~u.••tor me11 ... water title ---ror women Gam one the Datly Sentinels Busmess •., 1 -"II .. ,_ nel Regency Range ll'l!rlonel!d In 'h I luvYJ c ..... e• HtbntW 9 Pa.rt with. ao ForUtlca. " Ch&nge: SerVice column 10 10 tl __. . uonei•13U per haur tetter 10 '"lltary lion muoJC 23 Channel lnternatio nlaE I -= STOM b h Appb In penon Mondlf t • rtll"' ..._. II b Frida' ti:OO a. m untll •tOO P. IlL 18 Astral formation 31 FamOUI eon.. 38 Feline ecutlve Mod 750hb Carl S CU utc enng, WI uy J < "rp11one(eolleetl(4181611124'11 20Mountaln 1• Quantlty fereneeJ~te 39 W~ll·knowa Hysell, Rutland, 0 Ph 742 .. bides Phil Me1er, 9923 510 ~'I paea ol paper o! 1946 uncje 11 1 rfc 12 12 6t P AMERICAN SHIP 21 Objective 16 Cut 12 Sends fl Moihor: 4525 BUILDING CO. 22 Tolerable 19 Song blrd forth coll8q .&'.-ON EBB 22-4$ Ft'onl St IA:r' I 1, For S•le HONDA HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES .. co•••n•a•• • BLAEnNARS .....,._... Kerr-Evergreen I I BLAEnNARS RADIATOR "-:====::::::::::: Ne" Haven SERVICE 50 I News Notes KE T GOBLE FORD IH :,II I, ,LI.,., :f f<t {t• I i I ! I Jl I I b I I I i' SPECIAL TRACTOR OVERHAULS Post! .. I I I I ii DAILY CROSSWORD : "'==-,-"""==---:::;;;-, 20 8 26 8!!.tnnd '"-....... H•nna Line WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutland on Win Str.ot A Collq• Aw. Earn Monty ariillli'IMI Delivering Tilt l>'lly S~ntlntl to Ht.WIIhtd Route ~ 1 tiiDI(lleMd Se"tce CrtU Hra '"' 0 TRAVEL TRAILERS growth crop 27 Write. Prout er Ceatat!ll '- I. IRAPFIIHD RaciD<, Oblo 1 l tie tQuallty Built) 1967 Mocfololn Stock !"~eked ROUSH & LYONS 118.Bendthe 29 ~:a•rot IrlthfOdo 30 Pa.uedon, M h'lt' 34 CAMPINQ TRAILERS !lorton SL M11on, rm.,.. w v1 • SEWING madln.. repair ,.,. ftce. aU o:aaka WY. 2-2214. g:UJfll 11)aadlla ~::-:bbr. as Bart at 081111tnut dd IFremove earpetsthelookapo dullts aans rthear, ey with bl 1 stre appear ue .u Rent efectrle ohampooer $1. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 12 12 ltc taw ::~~~~~~!!!!1.,..'111.Pclrtulu~ oo111 , 19 Blllidlr 40 Larl&t !~ ~= fl Aooum•llite Dtu.r B~~~ ';;..-:-,......~ 11 L 0 Jf e I' • L, L o 1f t. wlik ltl Clllellltterllbftpltll&ado!rf.'IMII!or·lll.lliii~AIIlllll' 111-ti.,Xterllletwo~olo.-+lotto,t..,... ~r:~:the ~ iUI4 - - Ill the -a.t ... *'I 1'11111. j!l l;!j~ ''~~~t~ t!a-~-~utl, A Oihl - , 111 - WG .tii'G,A.KaGK I .. Jl 1UI:a ,'Uft' 111 lfLct• H 'O sl .&.Ji' ~~:,~ ,oa,~ a.f,2J,'.I'!',~ a ,a PVV% A:\ GI:.JG.- Tbe Fabrtc Sbop, Pomeroy Authorized Sloaer s.let~. aud Slrftee. I 28 lft R&\DY·Mll concrete dellvereel rl&bt to your pro]ecl Fast and oasy Fret ea~malll. Pbone 9112-3284, GoegJeill •·....,_MD Cc, Mlddleporl. .__,Ob1o. t SO tfO AIR CONDITIONING Refrlge .. llllta HrYtce. Jack"• Refrlg· U New Haven Phone lrl DO, ....n:.~G·PLUMBING Auto Sales t 1 lie R-"AI • ur 1159 ChEVROLET 6 1nd ,.,•.,. u• , lind., If 'oodcyllt er, DoiOI Bottle Gas Arnold ~ ~-.eo:;•· 8411 ':' Bntben. fjl E. MaiD Sl, P. c~: p <> l'OmlroJ. t ~ tfa ed 11 'II®· ib ltp lnsurlnce 12 11 •' • - -- - 1Nf CADIIlcAC CooPt DeYWo, #II JIPin!l, also a 1163 Stude~ 1 ~k, atandat;d trans. imlsllbn :Jib. 8Q.23S5, New lllftD: W~ Yi: ' • 12 lie iii J!)JUi;'a; til~ 4 - - -- GET A qaolliltoll lrom UtJ. TER INSU~CE AGENCY lt!C. before reatwlnt JOIU aaljl lnolirance. We may be • Ia uve yoa IIIOIIIJ. I a tiel '"-:~ < a ~~ lllaaraace beeD 'auq rl 1'1i.l!bSI!:t.,'18t ed: ~ LOst yM!r opera~ 111. ·~ Ph $92-3117. oJ'I l~C:tii!ae! CaU WY 1-:11!16. ·t~,- ' , • 111Ut 1 , , '1: ~ 1 II Ill tr _. Clvdt 8 Wolktl Mor 19 L•cyot S~ I'OIIIpollo, Ohio I'll. 446-G'JOI cran berry pudd l'ng G00c! KATIE'S KQRN ER I Ohio ernploHr An "1111 Toio••· epportunlty Ii: Meigs Equipment Co. 117 MAY WE HELP YOU? 1 .,d.l, rn. \ "' •· ·• BY KATIE CROW I m half I and eaten m the k tenen "· Now that the holiday season °1 cup chopped •alr.ul s Test tl11s theory md at lht , JS all but here homemakE-rs\ One thud cup hot ,...a ter I s<~me time d1sh up Tur~ are plannmg foods for the Combme llou1 b'k'"5 I' wd Shot lcakes See !tow success~ijf,~ feasts I er and salt Sift Combme su; ly the los! bit of a roast lurkeJ. Here IS illn tdeal holiday des ;;.r honcy,dcgg s shorle nu:g and ! senes d1 1 ble d ll) ¥when you sert that perhaps may fit mto lemon r n beat w< I1 Shr '" I cube 11 and sau< e 1t wtlh • -· your holiday dmner plans, or drv mgredtents Add cranh?r bnghtly sta smJcd canned Ulul!tJl r to send a spec1al fuend r1es walnuts and hot water 10om gra\ y !1le s n,ory bro~ It 1s a tune savUig dv--ahead litJ:. Spou . JJtO a gtc:J.scd at,d 1 g1a\) 1ll!.!d \\1ll 1 ( of slccl.t recipe that can be prepared flou~d l'-2 qt art puddmg mol a 1 mush1 oon ' p1 O\ tdes a flavflp.. f days m advance tn quant1ty wtlh t 1be Bake m slow oven ful com C'mtnt beRmnmg tea and then frozen m quilted foil !325) unttl done 1 hour 20 mm a snperb sauce & lor later servmg called ' Cran· utes Cool wrap m GUJ,ted alu Just open the can add lurkey h berry Pudding • mmum foil and sh~ 1 e m ft eezer and :.c JS( nmg-= and heat F•b The Simple, qmck re- to serve at holiday dmners or hearty enlng <ponn lurke\ alii! ,., c1pe comparahvely tnex gtve as grrt~ To heat plaee fml gra1,\ OH r Ill lr loasted cora dpo t dd od b "1liF penSive from the stan m wrappe-d pu 1ng m!o m erale re 10 sou 11 " " of mgredtents highlights a mix oven (37a) until defrosted and TURKEY SiiOHTCAKES ture of honey fresh cranber· heated IS to 40 mmutes Serve One thtrd cup dtlir 1ally , r1es and chopped walnuts Bak· hot wtth whtpped 'ream or sliced celery iii; ' 1 Ing t110e ts only one hour and hard sauce Yteld t puddmg I tablespoon huller or raar~ 20 minutes 'o to 5 mches tall and 5 mches garme 1hf§ When removed from the tn stze or 10 to 16 ser1mgs I can liO n ounces) mus1> freezer and reheated In tis DECORATION PUNS room ~ravv - -·foil package, the pud'dttli Each year as holiday deeora- I II cups ~ubed cooked tuPIIJ!(JSJ mam! m01st Serve It with whip lton• are pot mto place one ~tablespoon chdt sauce ped cream •r hard sauce as room ts mvar1ably overlooked II teaspoon Worce:slerWt~ desired 1lnd that's a shame because 11• teaspoon dry mustard 2 cups silted flour the room is generally the 1m y, teaspoon papr1ka 2 teaspoons baking powdrr pprtant scene pf IJiany a lam Com bread. ncb 1 teaspoon sail tly's holiday octlvt!es so cor· toast or English '4 cup slljlar reel tluit oversighto thts ym, In '"llce!!<'IJ., cook '4 cup honey deck the biillS' ,, ~ 11!11 1he butter 4pUI tell!!er. 2 ens Jdtcben, too ~~ tulkey,' cbill sauce '4 cup son sbortenmg Even a ~lllljlle holiday ••· mgs I:Jeat, stir I teaspoon S••!i!tllemm tf~ ~fingement adds a festtve sp1r1t Serve over corr, ~1&'~-111\!li!;_ll ·I 1 l..JJP, re- h1111 lteah cr~ ~~ cui It "*"' Ml!cll!f -It' II!Md ~ ~~ l _.............,__~ __._ her;rincs. !\ �' ; ) ~ I I ' ' ', J \ ,f'li>v,'r Want Ad Way-By P!mnet-· Get E~t~ta ;Gash The Want ,Ad Way Business Services' The Sunday Times-sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 18, 1966-23 "'\Nf AD INfORMATION l---:..:~. :::o,'"::R:-en-t-- I Business For S•le \ Opportunity BOGGS EQUIPMENT -A!r LIS CHALMERS FARM AND MAN OR WOMA N Reliable Ex,..rJenced "•ao~o•llu r1111 7 INDUSTRIAl EQUIPMENT person from thts area RADIATOR • ',..:.,0 'J.J,::~ "':'~'~e~~4'"-=R"'oo=M;-Wl""'fuc-rn.,.ls.,.h"ed-;-:a::-pa-=r"tm::-e:::;nt 111M CHEV , V 8 'l.--;to,.-n-p..,.tc k-no BEST. DEALS LARGES1 semce and collect from aulow1de bed, R&H new pamt c••c•u.•1•oN• 1n Pomeroy Ph 992-5385 SERVICE STOCI\ SEbECfiON BliY malic diSpensers No expert Will 111• .cceptet until tilt &. lA. 11 16 de Also 1 new yard gas light "IH OQ tl ~ltllll'ttell MSO SPORT 81 ONE OF ft'!f411 MONTHLY PA~· ence needed - we Cllliblioh Mlllhone Sohto Tuppers NOW TRAILER space"(jjj Brownell MENTS START MAY 1 Take accounts for you Car refer ••eUlAfiONI Plains, 0 Ph 667 3994 I NICf~ 1 PEOr~ ~;:I BOBCAT TIM _,..,1'1 ...• ..,..,.,.. tiM rttttt Ave, Mlddlei!Orl Ph. m tax ences and $98S to $178S cash 12 16 31p advantage of Income "obtectlono•.. '"" or "'"'ltro" .,.., oatIIIOUIII a..... 2625 11 to lie SPRINT DICK RAWLINGS .. cretht Beat the mev1tab 1e capJL 11 nt O" n ~ 4 lt l~ ,.,..,... ... .... Jeftl., ,.. ... .. u.,.,, .,,., n•• .. ...,...,.._ • FURNISHED 4 room apart CHESTNUT mare 8 years nde pnce tncrease New rnower!l I bours weekly nets excellent .,,. , • .., ,.,. •nccwrMt , ...,...... ment wit:tl bath Ph 992-3056 or dnve, well mannered $150 rakes condmoners dnd bal I monthly mtome full time Rawhngs Honda Sales ••••• 12 6 tic Quarterette geldmg 6 years er!\ set them up yoor<~Plf more For local mteiVJ{"W 1 Phone 99"2 2143 WY 2 215. ,.., Willi Aoll Hr¥1CI I ""'"=~· the Lar~e s1 Truck or 47", sll•er dappeled, white and save '· 1017 dtesel and wn e Eagle lnrlus!I Je, 450!1 : ll'rom MIDDLEPORl OHIO Pomeroy 0 • cent ,., ...,. 0 ... '"""'-' :.SMALL -4 room house wdhbB.th Bulldozer Kadtatur To The MlllUJIU"' 10Mtll 61 " " " mane and ta1l shuw wmner 1 1 U17 gas t~actor s used &IJ" Mmnetonks Blvd, Mmneapol ')mallest Heater Core '' c:erm .....,..,...,. "' .oro ••• '""' c.. m S} racuse .,bhane 992 399(1 prox: 25 hrs One year new IS, Mmn aJ41V .. " ' Clftl GI~CCMN~t ttt 0111 ..., J2--15-6tc any child can rtde $J2.S 01 IINI . . . , . . tWiffttro . . . . ,.. 12 7 lltp DON'T BE best offer Sorrel and whtre warranty Pnces to move CAIO OF ......... I oalfUAIIII 11.11 tiN Ill ont ttMnhnum I8CIJ TRAILER, Brown 5 Trailer pony geldtng 4 year very qut ckly will trade Also dO'L Real Estate For Sale Ph. m 2143 Pomerov eoctftten• ..... II ASHAMED OF Park, Mtnersvtlle 0 Ph 99'.!- qmet $00 • s ga 1ted pony tail\ ers loaders wmches, Jog OIIIIICI "0\IQ 6 1 13 1 A .. Iii ttl t:ID Ill' Pi! Dollf 3324 :_ lC set and ready to show, m• <t forks We servtce what we 7 ROOM HOUSE wtth 11'. baths i lltvrll&¥ liM & M rt l'lrH . . . . YOUR DIRTY CAR ,.,., ID IAIT FURNISHED z bedroom apar~ ••• to appreCiate Humphrey sell LOCATED ON RT 7 m Middleport Wnle or see ~ New Radiator ~P TO II'L.CI " ment furnace heal, Middle- Stables, Rork Sprmgs F<•t I TUPPERS PLAINS OHIO 1 owner at 383 North Thtrd IUULJt PIIODUCUie •Car •Truck •Haater FOR WA'" AD port, 0 Ph 992 3874 cround, Pomeroy PH ~14 667 3435 I Ave 12 18 1tp ONLY ( Core e Bulldozer PHONE WY 2·'2156 - - _ n 28 tfc 1215-1tp , 12 18 Ito HOUSE on 464 Southlth - St BE PROUD OF •Any Ty,.. Card of Th11nlcs 5::-= R::OO;o;M :;-;-h-se ou With bath. on l ORDER AMS1UTZ'S Hand N Mtddleporl 0 $6800 C.m be ·--;;:-:---:---::7---o---\ Pearl Sl, Mtddleporl Ohm HOUSE coal gravel for dr" I • Ntck Chtek' leghorn chiCkS I bought wtth <ma ll down pav A CLEAN CAR AS lT will be tmposstbte for near grade school See Mattie I way I Will deliver Ph 99~ or started pullets today Mod men! balance hke renl C•tl FJRF:MEN'S AUXILIARY uc~R~V~l~~u me to thank each ol you j Bush 689 Page St ' Mtddle. 7236 ern Poultry Box 188 Athen,, Valley Lumher & Supply ro I The New Haven Volunteer -="N,.,Y=2,.,21"9"6=,M='d,.,d,.,le,.,po=rt=O~ '--.....,..,.,=,.....===""~ 12-15 30tp 0 Ph S93111Jl peroonally, I wish to take port, 0 12 4 tfc 12 18 Jte Middleport, 0 992 27119 F re Department Auxtl~ary held th1~ means to thank all my -12 13 91c thetr December meettng at the t th Mr B ll \'"nC'" j d by 'I rs Da11d Roush " =' !!lends. relatives antt neigh· FOUR ROOM furmabed apart NOTICE Unclatmed fretght IOOYEAR OLD walnut •ecre ROOM I -- B d Ctl) Bmfdmg The meellng ""' l~"g:,~~l'r It ~>'tmH> re tdl~lgs" ~ames ~~a)t1C Mrs H:;'d I 14 tlc 10 new ztg zag sewmg math· tary 7 ft htgh glass doors 10 ISe on roa wav , .. bo " Ior thelr prayers, card s, menL WY W658 S ll t d opened by the prestdent Mrs LJUNS <.:1 Ull HOt D Rose and Mts Jack Hes!UII. 1 1 letters VISits and !lowers dur !FURNISHED and unfurnished mes w•th 20 year factory r;::uar at top desk at bottom Phone t dm acme arge oMan a Ca peh" rl The group voted I ti I h t H ti • antee, nat tonally advert"ed 992 6236 12 16 31!> gar en wnte or contact rs v " L\DIES NIU II r In conneclmn 1\tt' ,. pr• ng ";v OSPIB za on lftl apartmenl8 Close to school brands to be sold for stor Beulah Bradford Box 1ltc Ladles ol the lwns Club gram the) told the story of fodt 116 to pUt chase SIX hundred Ch11s1 Hol?.e Hospital Spectall Phone 99'bS434 10 18 lie 30 CH~MPION Tnple A Rhode' Ractne Phone 949 , 821 mas treats lobe giVen to the nn111hcrs 1\ Cic elllcttamed by Ch11slt1as carols and saDJI 1 age and fretghl total ng $47 • ,, .~ lh an k5 to Dr Walker 1 Dr ' Fo1 5 1 R Island red pullets JUSt !!~tart 1 , h1ldren on December 19th thtll IJu.,bund.s on I uc:oda} eve U1cm 1 00 12 11 Holzer and the nurses •nd i SO each can be patd IS mg to lay, s2 so each Also 1 Otc when S.nta wtll be at the Ctly 111 • "tth a dtllncr at Roush s DUitng the busmess they deI 8 or ent -per month We w II dehver to dump truck 1 load of locust! -~ hos P•tal 't aIf lor lhelr ex• 7 ROOM house, 3 bed-rooms Bm!dmg Annual dues wcro Citlc1c l w ncur ~cw H a v en tided to help se rve refr e;JII" pert care We shall alwa'"l 1'" baths Ph 992-2.'i90 your home to sew on them to fllewood 110 N E Vana ii'.. •~ collect m'~ 11 ' d t mcnts foll o1111g the Chmr Cann make sure you are complete W Rltr ~-~ 7 O!i~ d~ Y an an ms rumen lh btl I be rPmem r your oug U· 11 Z5 ttc man on Rutland .. Ham~on 1 The group held a g1ft ex t.d gtc1up from M1ddlep01t llJgh ta a 01 Thn sdav December H. ly ;a,tsfied Call 992 3218 n•••,, George H Baker 550.' -~----.,..----' v11le Road 12 16 3tc POMERUY - One story home rhange and games were PICJY School p1 esentcd a melody ol A 0 1It e;.; ch nge was held !II• 12 U 6tc Russe1l Street, Middleport 0 Fol Sl fl' - - • 1un11num an d permas tone Slu·' ed Pol ltn k refreshments of (h!l!-.lmas Carol~ and led group mon g the membe rs PUPPIES part poodle-Phone 1 12 18 lit" DINING ROOM SET Table:- 4 1967 roNSOLE S1EREO-Jn<t or gq-2 5443 1 mg 6 rooms 13 bedrooms! dessert, coffee and punch WIre slilgltg The laches •ere each Refreshments wete served" lij __L_O_I_t_a_rtd-..,-fo-u_n_d:--1 chairs and buffet Also two taken m lovely walnut fimsh 992 3667 tc , bath full basemEnl gcu age served to th ose attendmg Iva presul\ed 11r1th a Chn~lmas Mrs Roush ttl those attendtng: 12 16 6 ;;;;;;;;:-;;::::-:::::::=:-::::=-::= odd tables All In good condt radto equtpped wtlh 4 speed ___ 1 Owner must sell ill 000 oo Capehart Peggy Roush, J ean g1ft Mrs James Lavne Mrs Jack LOST - Has anyone seen "Rug. tton and prteed reasonably automatic changer, d••l vol CHRISTMAS trees lot sale POMERO\ _ 1,, story frame Grmstead M ld1 ed Fr) Carole DJSlttct Governor 29 o Waller Welch Mt s Dav1d Rousllj gl""' Reward for mforma·j Phone 9922236 12 18 3tc l ume control Thts set Harden s Grocery, Syracuse s room s 13 bedrooms!, ba th Roush Ivelyn Weaver, Geral Kramm<r was the guest speak Mrs H81old Rose Mrs Alfred tlon leading te the recovery, REGISTERED Fox Houn<ls 6 months old Take over pay 12-llH!tc enclosed back porch corner dme Roush Anna Roush The! er lor the evenmg Sprouse Mrs Jack Hesson, whether dead or ahve, of a months old Doc Oatley rest I ments of $125 per week or ONE USED UPRIGHT PIANO lot IOxiOO out of htgh water rna Capehart and Ada Gnn Those attend ng 11ere Mr and Mrs John F Roush Mrs Donmale. blond, long hatrded dog denee Portland Phone pay balance due SI019S Tly Re-conditioned wtth bench fr•e $3 ;oo stead W.rs Jack Fre) Mr and M s aid Humgardner Mtss LelabcJ 10 0 medmm SIZed, lost near Ky. l43-"~ • 12 18 fife tt m your home Call 992 32tl delivery can Rutland FU"PI BR~DBURY _ One story REB I CCA CIRCLE J ames Gtlb<rt \lr and Mrs IPo till! Mt s llelv m Knapp, ger, 0 Call Pt Pleaoant 1 1213 6~ 1 lure 7424211 I frame lalummum Sl dmgr , The Rebecca Ctrclc of the 1\tlllam c Gtbbs Mr and Mrs Mrs lletman Lavne 675-1560 day or Bidwell, O,,HAY Ph 992til12 Delivered POTATOES gel your wlnterl 12!f>.3tcl rooms bath cellar Jeve! iol Lutheran Church Wo men met Paul Rtckard Mr and Mrs GARDEN CLLB 367 7439 after 10 p m or or ean be puked up tatoes while they last - - locate<! on route 14 ~ $4 500 ~0 on Wednesda\- a[terno m a! Lhe Tom Hoffman ~Ir and Mrs 1 he New !Iaven Garden Club all day Sunday 12I44tc 1218 6t• p fftt Por'land ! ELECTRIC range Montgom.ry W~Nl ro SELI~IIST WITH ISI Paul Lutheran p,.ISh Nellllaymaker Rev and ~\rs met on fllUI <dayevenngatthe 8 .- - - - PONIES, chmce colors and 0 ~:Ce~~~ • 10 30 tf~~ Ward rffngerator vantl~ 1 us House wtth Mr~ B R Va nce Martin Bensfo1d ne\ ~ td home of i\.1! ~; Oon.ald F' Roush Notice I heights chtld )rained and , -- kttchen cabiJlet wrmger type/ Alber! M Cox. Broker [as leader The meetmg was \\IS Jack T Welch, Mr md 'lh Mts ll oy d Rou' h as coo GUN 'ihool, Sunday, December\ green broke Terms Call or GOOD USF.D tires S::IY~ and! washer Ru,.se\1 Bailey M! Henr} Cleland Salesman r en v. In ~ ;"It' ll ll 'II I ~lt s Duane U u ch Mr and hu s t s DeHt\ (l llS telling of the 18 at Jzaak Walton Farm, see E J Htll Flatwoods up Pomeroy Home & Auto. nersvtlle, Ohto, 992•516 Offtee 99z. 3830 IThe Herald Angels S1ng fo l Mrs ~' " Hmhell Mr and Cllllst mas stcry toke n from Chester Sponsored by the\ Road, Pomeroy, 0 l2 9 IZtc 12 IS 3tc Evenings 992 2568 or 992·1&16 lowed b) a praver b1 \11 s Mrs II any Darne ll D lr ct the book of Luke wus read by Chester Volunteer Fire Depl 12 18 7tp BUIJGET PRJCEO furniture tr SINGER sewmg machme model I JK Vance She read an art10le Itt c.ov cn m and Mt< Walter Mrs Llo1d h osh 1 12 13 l.p.ID till' our third noor budget shop 6&' ~ 1 g zag eqmpped to but _ __ - led The Clmstmao:; Sk\ Kr am11 et Th r roll rall \\ as answertOO 12-15-:ltp YOUNG PARAKEETS, $3 ;o l Baker Furniture Mtddleport hI 1 17~ ACRE !arm, bouse Wltb I Mrs Vance also gate many Ml IIIOIHST JUNIOR " 1 B1111g vo 1r fat mt~ 1~ .,.;;;;;;:;;-;;;;;;-;;:::::;::-,;c;;:: .... each, Mynah b1rd,, $50 each I Obio ' 11 12 tfc. ton "e monogram app lQt c 1 rooms and bath c~ll;tr t:ellal Chnstmas Customs 11 ollkt Cl \ SS J;JIIIU Po\R I\ ~lembe1 s brought 0 1 1 1men' NEUTZLING Beauty Shop 15 Sherwood Costen, Ohio R1v etc Pay off 6 payml'nts $6 47 1 house 2 large barns free lands • fhe meetmg rloo.;ed w1th fhc Jumor ... Ia sol He ~le\11 t d~ Ja \ors to be s• nt to Ple.ts open 5 days a week, Monday 1 er Road Pt Pleasant W Va "'NEVER used anythtng like each Ph 992 2685 1 gas 2 farm ponds tmm ed t a prayer aotl smg1ng of a 1dtsl Cllut eli> neld 1 P<ll ly on un 1 olley llospttal through Friday with operat· l 12 I~ 61c II" !IY users of Blue Lustre ! J2-15tfc ate occupancy Pearl Wd hlmn Thw sdn e~cnm~ end dccnrot lhe pru~ tam ~as pr"rnlfd ors Mrs Neutzling and Maryii.)()NT b ror cleanmg carpet Rent ELECfROLUX swetper on hams, 9922318 or 9922681 Mrs Edna Burrs pr€'sldrd at ed a II Lr;; d tl•r lJ u(b h' \1 s 1 i:l\ P1off1tt She read 1 1 Powell available at all hmes p~mpc!our,tugg: ~rl electnc shampoof!r $l Baker wheels pop out paper bags 10 3 tfc the bu~mess meetmg at ~~rluch b<ts~ ment ~Irs Rublft !lcrn :101 '> lrni'>S! !\ rheS~;t ond to do complete hair care Or- tic tan Ta k tCI lean mL .,. Furmture Co l2 12 6tc dual cleanmg tools for rugs t1me the a 1ou p der1ded to f1x don and Mr E H' 1ld Wr 1 ht Ch 1 ~!rn 1 l': fllft'n bl Lo"'' Septte n ea!lfr an... - -Business ServiCeS " ~ I -~ 1or tiwlg,l mark ders may dbef 'uac~ Farm Bureau m Porn JOWL BACON 3 lb 99c pork furmture dusting, elc Only baskets for shut ms They als 1 11e ttacheh oJ Ill\ <lass Jhe Lntrrma\ er A g1ft r:xrhange Wiglets an 8 5 8 any me ero 0 • 5 payments leU of $6 99 each decided to help se1ve re lresl1 ~CJ o p m 1d(; tlln :-. f H a g1ft v. as he d 1t h \1 rs 0 \ Sm1th. 11 zs 3ntc chops, 69c lb , cubed steak 12 l6 3te I y, 79c lb 10 Jb bananas 99c Ph 9922665 ment s followmg the Jumor and tl 1 k vuu h •x to bt g vr r al '.\ Inn ng tor the prettiest wrap-. PIANO TUNING School. BLACK and whtte RCA TV, 3 bags'39c candy II. Pepst 1215-tfcj Youth Canl,ta on December Ch 11t111a s ~Is l!t lpl R1 o ,Jed I" k11ge church, ®me Ph Lane Dan· 21 m screen fli Ph late Cola. 39c ctn 7 Up. 39c ctn LUSTRE Foam ts guarante.d ON 22nd Thuse allendmg wet e Mrs 1gen nd \l1 s I""''' I cl 1 1s 1 1els, 992-5509 12 712tp evenl11g 949- 2661 __12 13 ~ mtlk, I gal, 79c sugar, S to be the best carpet cleaner 1 he hostesses Mrs John ny <IS ted 11 lh the pari\ The group Fred Bale) ~Irs R F Bryant Allams and Stanley Aucdon NERVOUS? Carll sleep? Try lb bag, 4flc wtth $501! ordor. you have ever used or y•ur Roush and Mrs J V McGrew ulso made pllsenh Jot thm M10 llo" ~rd Bur11s Mrs WU- _ House and TradiDI Sleepers" Guaranteed re peaches, No 2~ 29c M&G money back Electric sho:~m lo:;erved refreshments to Mrs p21 1t nt s l 1<:~m Chtsler Mrs Burrell Daw Is now under one roof at aulta or money back Food Mkt, 3 miles south of pooer rental $1 Ebersbach 1 Edna Borns Mrs Harry Lavne. Mt mbm of the cl,,, allet d son Mt , Donald Foglesong " Laurel Chff School Housel Only 98c Nelson's Pharmacy Middleport, Rt 7 Hdwe, Pomeroy, 0 Mrs Wtlltam Powell Mrs Wil mg '"" Ocbb1 e Smtih ll1Jne Mrs I,ee l1bbs Mrs Harolo on State Route 124 and new 1 Pomerey,O 112510tp 1214 3tp 1215-&tc ltarr> Russell Mrs Carroll Ad He11don VICki !ipradlmg l er lohnson Mrs Hetma n Layne, Rt 7 by pass, open daUy at 1 - ---Jr Mrs B R Vance r:, Blao..:khurq H1 ck Edl\a td \-1! ~ James !vfClcKn1ght, Mrs 3 PIECE hvmg room sutte 3 ~Jv~0 :o~[ atr;1~to~v~~:~h~~ ams Mrs John Fry and guest Mrs Hatold Wmnlngs Donnte l v M (tow Mts Marlill .nd I I 12 noon Jim Adams end tables, child s desk and are runnmg a spec1a on rae 11 20 U tor overhRuls for the w1nter Arthur Ash le' of Creensbmo OH Shaton Roltogcn Carol Ohil1gu Mrs R IV Ptckenr,. 20 ~:: Worthy Stanley '! Wonder Horse can be seen I months Have your L111ctor N c Pol! Jgen Roger Dmgcy Ke1th St Mrs na\ Proffrlt, Mrs 1 :a_cr:ss 1 P~~~ Help W1nted strip ot 22 Sort at 3.lb Lasley St • Pomeroy,/ ready to go to work wh'" PTA MEETING l'o"<ll Pan Peltry Patnck Rtlet Mt s Velma e Garden tool Ume drln" 0 12 13 6tc spnng comes and save do\ln The New Ha ven PTA w1ll ESTHER CIRCLE MEEIS Hou~; h Mr s l C HotJsh Mrt; SOMEONE to mstall 8 shower ~~ =~~ ~~lUng 21 ::'~ GOOD clean, lump. egg aftd time meet on Thur~da} December 'lt c bsther Circle of St Paul Oll1e Rou-.h M1 s D A Sm1th1 " 18 3 Ph !192-0013 12 1c pow" at oil treated stoker coal Pea· 15th at the Element or) School Llll heran Church Women met ~Irs IV T Stone \Irs B 4 Germ"" WELDIIS lS Midday name times cock Coal Co, 1 block from 'p PHONE 992_2176 Refreshments will be sened by I at the hnmt or Mrs Llo}s \ n i M:..; Huward Wagenhafa ' 2 ~ No Aftt J4. Bathe prefix traffic light tn Cheshire 0 OHIO Mrs Radci!H s homeroom De Roush M1 s Jack We l ~l pre· Mr s ~ 0 Wem guests, Mrs,_ 1 ELECTRICIANS ogaln ~ Hesitation nation OMEROY PIPE FlniiS 15 1Jne)(ploded sound 2ri A wln1, Ph 367 7526 12 1 Uc ,'""""'".':':"'7:'~~~~;:;;"..,..':::'1 vottons wtll be led by Mrs Da I sented the p1 ogram ~l ore Eu lah M ar Kn1~;ht and Mn._ PLAME CU1;1"!RS I bomb e Smudge 26 Part In CITIZEN- BAND, one Mosley MAKE MORE PROFIT by vtd Roush l\ film "'II be shown Titan Merry Chnstm as a s sl Len" Kn1ghl , d the hostes"54j;; LAYOUT MEN ll Large '1 Ca.t 11 ff'et apln.y hstino your firm's services 1n -----I bodlesot 8 Mooletn 28 Roman 3 element beam, one 23 Chan ·~ ''"• sTE;L FABRICATORS I'M aundlrd r~u.••tor me11 ... water title ---ror women Gam one the Datly Sentinels Busmess •., 1 -"II .. ,_ nel Regency Range ll'l!rlonel!d In 'h I luvYJ c ..... e• HtbntW 9 Pa.rt with. ao ForUtlca. " Ch&nge: SerVice column 10 10 tl __. . uonei•13U per haur tetter 10 '"lltary lion muoJC 23 Channel lnternatio nlaE I -= STOM b h Appb In penon Mondlf t • rtll"' ..._. II b Frida' ti:OO a. m untll •tOO P. IlL 18 Astral formation 31 FamOUI eon.. 38 Feline ecutlve Mod 750hb Carl S CU utc enng, WI uy J < "rp11one(eolleetl(4181611124'11 20Mountaln 1• Quantlty fereneeJ~te 39 W~ll·knowa Hysell, Rutland, 0 Ph 742 .. bides Phil Me1er, 9923 510 ~'I paea ol paper o! 1946 uncje 11 1 rfc 12 12 6t P AMERICAN SHIP 21 Objective 16 Cut 12 Sends fl Moihor: 4525 BUILDING CO. 22 Tolerable 19 Song blrd forth coll8q .&'.-ON EBB 22-4$ Ft'onl St IA:r' I 1, For S•le HONDA HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES .. co•••n•a•• • BLAEnNARS .....,._... Kerr-Evergreen I I BLAEnNARS RADIATOR "-:====::::::::::: Ne" Haven SERVICE 50 I News Notes KE T GOBLE FORD IH :,II I, ,LI.,., :f f<t {t• I i I ! I Jl I I b I I I i' SPECIAL TRACTOR OVERHAULS Post! .. I I I I ii DAILY CROSSWORD : "'==-,-"""==---:::;;;-, 20 8 26 8!!.tnnd '"-....... H•nna Line WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutland on Win Str.ot A Collq• Aw. Earn Monty ariillli'IMI Delivering Tilt l>'lly S~ntlntl to Ht.WIIhtd Route ~ 1 tiiDI(lleMd Se"tce CrtU Hra '"' 0 TRAVEL TRAILERS growth crop 27 Write. Prout er Ceatat!ll '- I. IRAPFIIHD RaciD<, Oblo 1 l tie tQuallty Built) 1967 Mocfololn Stock !"~eked ROUSH & LYONS 118.Bendthe 29 ~:a•rot IrlthfOdo 30 Pa.uedon, M h'lt' 34 CAMPINQ TRAILERS !lorton SL M11on, rm.,.. w v1 • SEWING madln.. repair ,.,. ftce. aU o:aaka WY. 2-2214. g:UJfll 11)aadlla ~::-:bbr. as Bart at 081111tnut dd IFremove earpetsthelookapo dullts aans rthear, ey with bl 1 stre appear ue .u Rent efectrle ohampooer $1. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 12 12 ltc taw ::~~~~~~!!!!1.,..'111.Pclrtulu~ oo111 , 19 Blllidlr 40 Larl&t !~ ~= fl Aooum•llite Dtu.r B~~~ ';;..-:-,......~ 11 L 0 Jf e I' • L, L o 1f t. wlik ltl Clllellltterllbftpltll&ado!rf.'IMII!or·lll.lliii~AIIlllll' 111-ti.,Xterllletwo~olo.-+lotto,t..,... ~r:~:the ~ iUI4 - - Ill the -a.t ... *'I 1'11111. j!l l;!j~ ''~~~t~ t!a-~-~utl, A Oihl - , 111 - WG .tii'G,A.KaGK I .. Jl 1UI:a ,'Uft' 111 lfLct• H 'O sl .&.Ji' ~~:,~ ,oa,~ a.f,2J,'.I'!',~ a ,a PVV% A:\ GI:.JG.- Tbe Fabrtc Sbop, Pomeroy Authorized Sloaer s.let~. aud Slrftee. I 28 lft R&\DY·Mll concrete dellvereel rl&bt to your pro]ecl Fast and oasy Fret ea~malll. Pbone 9112-3284, GoegJeill •·....,_MD Cc, Mlddleporl. .__,Ob1o. t SO tfO AIR CONDITIONING Refrlge .. llllta HrYtce. Jack"• Refrlg· U New Haven Phone lrl DO, ....n:.~G·PLUMBING Auto Sales t 1 lie R-"AI • ur 1159 ChEVROLET 6 1nd ,.,•.,. u• , lind., If 'oodcyllt er, DoiOI Bottle Gas Arnold ~ ~-.eo:;•· 8411 ':' Bntben. fjl E. MaiD Sl, P. c~: p <> l'OmlroJ. t ~ tfa ed 11 'II®· ib ltp lnsurlnce 12 11 •' • - -- - 1Nf CADIIlcAC CooPt DeYWo, #II JIPin!l, also a 1163 Stude~ 1 ~k, atandat;d trans. imlsllbn :Jib. 8Q.23S5, New lllftD: W~ Yi: ' • 12 lie iii J!)JUi;'a; til~ 4 - - -- GET A qaolliltoll lrom UtJ. TER INSU~CE AGENCY lt!C. before reatwlnt JOIU aaljl lnolirance. We may be • Ia uve yoa IIIOIIIJ. I a tiel '"-:~ < a ~~ lllaaraace beeD 'auq rl 1'1i.l!bSI!:t.,'18t ed: ~ LOst yM!r opera~ 111. ·~ Ph $92-3117. oJ'I l~C:tii!ae! CaU WY 1-:11!16. ·t~,- ' , • 111Ut 1 , , '1: ~ 1 II Ill tr _. Clvdt 8 Wolktl Mor 19 L•cyot S~ I'OIIIpollo, Ohio I'll. 446-G'JOI cran berry pudd l'ng G00c! KATIE'S KQRN ER I Ohio ernploHr An "1111 Toio••· epportunlty Ii: Meigs Equipment Co. 117 MAY WE HELP YOU? 1 .,d.l, rn. \ "' •· ·• BY KATIE CROW I m half I and eaten m the k tenen "· Now that the holiday season °1 cup chopped •alr.ul s Test tl11s theory md at lht , JS all but here homemakE-rs\ One thud cup hot ,...a ter I s<~me time d1sh up Tur~ are plannmg foods for the Combme llou1 b'k'"5 I' wd Shot lcakes See !tow success~ijf,~ feasts I er and salt Sift Combme su; ly the los! bit of a roast lurkeJ. Here IS illn tdeal holiday des ;;.r honcy,dcgg s shorle nu:g and ! senes d1 1 ble d ll) ¥when you sert that perhaps may fit mto lemon r n beat w< I1 Shr '" I cube 11 and sau< e 1t wtlh • -· your holiday dmner plans, or drv mgredtents Add cranh?r bnghtly sta smJcd canned Ulul!tJl r to send a spec1al fuend r1es walnuts and hot water 10om gra\ y !1le s n,ory bro~ It 1s a tune savUig dv--ahead litJ:. Spou . JJtO a gtc:J.scd at,d 1 g1a\) 1ll!.!d \\1ll 1 ( of slccl.t recipe that can be prepared flou~d l'-2 qt art puddmg mol a 1 mush1 oon ' p1 O\ tdes a flavflp.. f days m advance tn quant1ty wtlh t 1be Bake m slow oven ful com C'mtnt beRmnmg tea and then frozen m quilted foil !325) unttl done 1 hour 20 mm a snperb sauce & lor later servmg called ' Cran· utes Cool wrap m GUJ,ted alu Just open the can add lurkey h berry Pudding • mmum foil and sh~ 1 e m ft eezer and :.c JS( nmg-= and heat F•b The Simple, qmck re- to serve at holiday dmners or hearty enlng <ponn lurke\ alii! ,., c1pe comparahvely tnex gtve as grrt~ To heat plaee fml gra1,\ OH r Ill lr loasted cora dpo t dd od b "1liF penSive from the stan m wrappe-d pu 1ng m!o m erale re 10 sou 11 " " of mgredtents highlights a mix oven (37a) until defrosted and TURKEY SiiOHTCAKES ture of honey fresh cranber· heated IS to 40 mmutes Serve One thtrd cup dtlir 1ally , r1es and chopped walnuts Bak· hot wtth whtpped 'ream or sliced celery iii; ' 1 Ing t110e ts only one hour and hard sauce Yteld t puddmg I tablespoon huller or raar~ 20 minutes 'o to 5 mches tall and 5 mches garme 1hf§ When removed from the tn stze or 10 to 16 ser1mgs I can liO n ounces) mus1> freezer and reheated In tis DECORATION PUNS room ~ravv - -·foil package, the pud'dttli Each year as holiday deeora- I II cups ~ubed cooked tuPIIJ!(JSJ mam! m01st Serve It with whip lton• are pot mto place one ~tablespoon chdt sauce ped cream •r hard sauce as room ts mvar1ably overlooked II teaspoon Worce:slerWt~ desired 1lnd that's a shame because 11• teaspoon dry mustard 2 cups silted flour the room is generally the 1m y, teaspoon papr1ka 2 teaspoons baking powdrr pprtant scene pf IJiany a lam Com bread. ncb 1 teaspoon sail tly's holiday octlvt!es so cor· toast or English '4 cup slljlar reel tluit oversighto thts ym, In '"llce!!<'IJ., cook '4 cup honey deck the biillS' ,, ~ 11!11 1he butter 4pUI tell!!er. 2 ens Jdtcben, too ~~ tulkey,' cbill sauce '4 cup son sbortenmg Even a ~lllljlle holiday ••· mgs I:Jeat, stir I teaspoon S••!i!tllemm tf~ ~fingement adds a festtve sp1r1t Serve over corr, ~1&'~-111\!li!;_ll ·I 1 l..JJP, re- h1111 lteah cr~ ~~ cui It "*"' Ml!cll!f -It' II!Md ~ ~~ l _.............,__~ __._ her;rincs. !\ �. ,w -' • wk' R d, \\• '··~'· •:' .' IN . ': , ee s 011n up OUR .. . ' ... . 0 ' ftt ~~tlnel, SUnday, Dee. 18,·1988 • ot"'r':' ~.; • \, Joll . j, · • ' • I • ' . DEATHS. -!10- ~~· .~ !1c.~.~~ ::W,.':: :,"':.4 """'' =·t~o/::iom~ 'l MARRIAG!=S ..........~... - - ... '\ ~~~.:.."'1!"'~.~.:...::.\.0f.?·~~· .. ·." ~· w.:. u;· • ......,;;, ·.. -- ...~~ MA.ItiiAOI LIC:IIfiU diJ lflentOon p Mlll,er'a H;r~ w·'. tfeell: Rd. tbd 1 dtJ emplul w,.a IOJfl Let CromUih0(18o GaWpoliJ, 'uneralJ, and burl'l Wll tn I' ltrfcbn whUe Clrh1nt 1 tnlell. Ill and Caro}J1l IA !m Brown, 16, Galll· Cametfll'J', Moua4 HU,l CUlitl4l'1 aariJ' '1\l..:IIJ: poliJ • I~ ~ momiDI . d ..,... 'nd on lrriVII Jt LutMr M. Maddy, "' • nat .,..r.,... Hober Klimb!r.1ll .,.. 'bDI'n tn GaJo. IIITM OP WIIK Gallla COunty wu found dea:o~:. -~IJ!:Qllll i~., ~ .• pt. t, 11103; ..m of Mtncln - Mr. and Mr1. Or. A. Tole4o iPirt"7ntth~at~~~~;Y on .JulY lJI8 late JamH 1. and Lottlt Pel"'ht,. u,.a::· b1 N:eadow1, 111, au second Ave., Helen McDonald Mad~)' ~d ha( : , :t.n • GaJUpolla. son. 953 p. m, both at U~e: ;:a~ ~~tefo~e:Derye~rs ij.e ll ttr, • ''.1 «od lhl4>r• l.t"" ..... .. ..,.,, o......,. ..,... .::: ..., .... VL '"'.;: ~~~~'IE!-1 '• =~~S:'I~~m s::a•~,~':~ ~~~p~l!:: ~ ~S:. ~:; .,; lhe ~late 11J•':!. a anf\1 . ·ay DICK THOMA$ I IlEAL EST Alii ,, -'' "' 111, 1• - R•us DIVORC-ES II ,.., · · . TOWN ' ' ' ----- I . McCitleyiVIUI, Lowu earl, 'ftlund-.v mo1'111nJ. H• ill bU UIUII balt.h aDd ,b id Huntlnl[lon the diJ ~oN. H• wu 1 1'1~11 tr. car~:~ lll:w~ OJI :;:,.h ~uc1,e thrte tfUnb::lp~l 'lOili t~u• of .;! w~ o\~rew ·~~ a dau.fh ltmml Oudntr S. and '.JO:IuiiO~~ t' ll:tte-:"8i.,J: :,IUGJ1Hpi11Ja Jud.. Bohert :o..... ;, two II :-:·· •.c:-:•. cc "'"'''~'- 1 ... I ' ,_. '_·; ;·:._. e~L G I FT s u G'. GEsT I 0 N s F.R·O·c,M ~:. P"" AOY to· WEAR DEPARTMENT ·_... . o· ·. ~ .. We have a wide selection of gift it~ms tor every· woman and girl on your Christmas li~t-hicluding coats, suits, dresses, all weather coats, skirt, .' --~,.~ '' '• ... ... " blouses, slacks, slack tops. Come In Md look around and see for yourself: -~lightful Dresses for a perfect Holiday - beautl· ful knits - soft wools - jerseys - a dress for any I · occasion. DOCTOR I ' SAYS -Choose a beautiful pair of slacks In ell wool flan ' nels or stretch fabrics-regular and extra sizes. I. blouse gift.:.. dressy and tailored styles-solids 11nd prints in cotton broadcloth, dacron 11nd cotton blends-Complete her wardrobe with 1 II whipped cream-all easy care fabrics. i 1 -a skirt is an Ideal gift-beautiful d11rk tones end 1 I" spring 90&1els-SQiids, plaids end heath.rs. -11 robe for her leisure hours-11 wide $elect · ll o gift robes in cotton and rayon quilts short robes and full length robe•. -a big selection of sweaters to top her ~klrts and slacks - beautiful bulky knits and flat knit$ in cardigllns and slipovers. -any little girl on your list would like a good warm LIGHTHEARTED FASHION AND CARE-FREE coat for Christmas - many styles and fabrics to choose from including poplin trench ~ats with CORf)w"rooJ - p ~ •• · zip-out linings. 1. -girls slacks In corduroy, stretch denim, and drip ' " ''·' ' ·' ; -girls sweaters in bulky and flat knits - cardigans and slipovers~ .,. Sizes 3 to ' · 6x and 7 to 14. ..:• • . '' ' ~ -womens all weather coa.ts _In larnl!' . ated plaids, checks and :solids - . light \\, ·' weight poplin r.olncoats~. {~li!ar · ' ... ' . •":;.-1 half sizes." ' 1- ·, ' ....... .. Santa Cl~u• '' .. .. Will be on lilt 2nd Plfor It r ~~-----... ' Elk~ Mlllld•Y '1';om tto 3 Pt.\; T.....y frio; 2' hi S llbtrfelcl• Mondty.fJOm 2 to .. 3 PM ' • ' '( . . ~ i OPEN•I rEVERY ·NIGHT Pedestrians are people you know, so how about ~m. Bec~UL ". dry Koratron-sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. I uyo .the Hlgh.,ay Safety .' "i/ .• auditions $16.95 washable brushed rayons - terry cloth - corduroy (henllle- 1 '< · · '· ·' • · ·' ·-···...- .~ .~- -~ • ·r148Ja Skilleil Technician In hll llllfl1 ~~.:. S:m~nl !: ~ 7Wr~ ,t . ·- · ~~o~ ..y~!eUJ :in=-21 st Year J.... I, .......,. f~;rmer \ ; '" ~-·~ --- ~.. - .A CITIZfN OF WORtH AbOUt fbr~ weeks ago I wrote about the Log Cabin Ho~:.:.~·~·~,. and Ml'll Jerry D. ~~lv>!d b; slater aJJ.dhbroth~r·Hr:: ~~..,0~~~ ..: · : :.hn;,e·r!"..:!"i: , Proeto:Vm~. ""' "!;'= Bopk store and in recalling its background _I said that If IColley, at. : P1~t~wt, son. " 68 p. m • :,.o':. C,:~~:;nQ~f Hcuo~~~~~~~~.·~ervleet; 1v1~~. and ~•"'· .Jf\11" neuu ....;,~ ~~~~~ f~n!91~1;:.~ ~~""~'"' { WlS Wrong SOmebody WOUld tell me abOUt lt. :A\ ..::.:~~e:.: _? ~~. and Ml'l' J~mea .and burial were beld in ToledO 011 ~' ~!~':!~.··o:.~"'IU=\'CI~ye:re I' two alonl!' wtih I .on,llid two ,dau-;tel'll• Well someone did j v. Glaubura, Rt 1, Blttwell, aon, '1;30 , Monday, broUtert anil. at.ttr. Robert 1:. Beta OIIR ,lohnton and Mrtd -:;-m"l\so::~:: Actu~lly, the cabi~ is more than 100 years, accord· I P· m.. a\ Holzer~l . W'llllam o. ArlO••·•~ 77, • re&~dent ot Lall(&vllt., Albert &:. &et. ot Atb hoth ot Q.aiUpatll u ' l'f· · ' ing \o Mrs. Charles E. Holzer, Jr.,, an:! was purchased in ""'· v~:tnJ."~~!':r ~::.1Cn, 11 na· l ~' . the early 1930's by her husbands fathe, , the late Dr. "" '""" ''""" re•e dent "'GoUio ot KallaUfl, died••• early Sund.ay Ch.If Ies E, H0 Izef, Sf. , :nornln• In a MarysYUie, 0 ., hO!Iplta l. Dr. Holzer purchased land from Mer~h Clark tn SM Wll bom tn GalllpoDl on March Springfield Twp. The cabin was on the land. Dr. Holzer :.:· ;~",;,!'~:·:::.f:..:·~ ::::::~:~· had the Cabin dismantled, and the logs were numbered St> er: Mrs. Falmii'J Harmon Maye s of , Ia h MaryJ¥J.IIe She attended Centen· that they COU}d be put back ln the COrreC! ~~!_____! __ en ary S<!booi. Two brothers 11nd three they were brought to town. - -· I•Uletl aurvtvlna- •re Chnter Mayea. II th Mrs Dorottw Slmpsoll and Mrs. Opal Well, the cabin was brought ror.f bell or1gtna Y on e pac-- Broderick. en of Mar)'llvill~. Rgb~rt tll town, log by log, and rec&n· ket C. W. Batchelor and her ~:~~~ ~~ ~~;~::,~~·· "'n~~a:r~ M~~~d", sfructed under the river bank, I <>:ngineer was Austin D. Butler 1, aecea•P.rt. Two aon8, Homftl' and . . , Sh lb r1 L aan Thtlre l'lr"e four sr1nd· Pear where it now stands. But tren m h1s 80s. e was con- :hll~ren . uSer~i(·e~ were held w ed ne .. along came the 1937 nood and demned in November, 1942, and the c'bin washed partly into taken to Manchester, 0 hi o. my trip to Morehead State Unlhe river. After the flood, the where she sank up to the roof iversity I forgot to mention the cabin was again moved, this on May 29, !943. young fellow who greeted me time to the top of the bank I guess now I can take tht and shook my hand in the field where it now 5tands and serves piclur~ back to Charlie Neal. I house. When you're in a crowd as a book store. . would have printed the picture of 4,000 people you do forget. Like I said before, IT you 1in the paper so you could see And, I did. lt was Bill Tawney don't know the correct thing. •what I've been writing about, !rom Gallipolis. 1 didn't rennen1· ll and put it in differently than it but I'm afraid it wouldn't re- , ber it until a couple of days is oupposed to be, somebody produce clearly enough. later when he was home and who knows will correct you . I 1reminded me of it. Thank you so much, Mrs. The current !sue of Chess\e l Holzer. But I do remember the B&O News has a special feature , other little log cahin that was MILEPOST 50 telling . "thi'Se I co~structed here during the I C&''ers Have Earned D~amond 1940 )lesquicentennial, aod well, I Service Emblems. There's a you blow. I just supposed that Igood picture of a Gallia county this was it. man with this explanation: "E1·errtt F. Long, operator , By William Lawrence, D. D. S. Fraa Mullen, the ardent riv- . at Cheshire, Ohio, started there ' DEAR MR. LAWRENCE: er Iiiii!, gave me the lowdown with the old Hocking Valley My wile drives me nuts with on the picture which w as ,Railroad and has worked ID her constant clicking and brought to me by Charles L. : vorious towns In the Pomeroy grinding all night long. Sounds Ne"'" of 152 Fourth Ave., of the Subdivision. He's a quarter-ce-n· like our washing machine rerryboat Laurenc-e which ran; tury ham radio operator and a :mg through all its cycles. . at Maysville, Ky. i past master of his M3'onic 1something be done about thiS? The Laurence was a center- Lodgt•." ' ANSWER: Chckmg, grtnd· wheel ferry with a wooden hull, 1 : ing and clenching are symp88 feet long, 26 feet wide, and OUt or thE' outstanding soloists . toms of bruxism. It's a nervous had a draught of only 3.8 feet. ' Tuesday of the Rio Grande Col· habit and drives a large She 1"' built at Madi son, Ind . . lege Christmas program, pre- , jority of us nuts. Those .who in 11!19 and operated in Ihe isented by the College Choir in I grind are not prone to adlmt It, Maysville • Aberdeen ferry: Community Hall, was Howard or don't even know they. do 11. trade many years under the Hudson. a freshman from Ros- I It's a destrucUve babol, too. ownership of Captain Con Phist· ; elle, N.J., who sang "Home ~·or ; It breaks teeth, loosens them, er with Willi am Clephane as \he Holidays." a cause of pertodontal maste.r, and Arch Paul as en- ' It's worth mentioning here l eas~, or at leaslts usua_lly"ultsll gineer, Iherause Hudson did such a ' SOCiated With It and " .. She was later sole t• Cantnln , good job singing in the recent ·m injury 10 the hinge JOints ~ardon C. Greene and Captain !college prod11ctlon of ''Paint I with accompanying aches Charles F. S•alder and contin· ' y"'" Wagon." And the Christ· paf~'buuds u tension I• musued In the Maysville . Aber- ' mas program also had thote 1 nd li P ts around tile deen ferry trade until the bridge ! fine two accompanists, Rick c ~sta y gab":~?, 11 know ' k I. the I• lllld Do !OlD . ou ....s was bwlt. Then she was ta en 1 .1tton at P no rl). this feeling when you awake in 1 to R ptey where she was re- thy Sanger at the organ. Both the morning and feel as !bough named Colonel w. S. Taylor. ]played for "Paint Your Wagon," you've spent the night picking At lhis time lhe carried the Last we~~~te about up weights with your leetb. Tbere is a group of deatists who think that tension In the hinge joint produces other tensions, and pain, in other : parts of the body, such aB headaches, backaches, dizziness, lr.g cramps, profuse sweating, t:leeblessness, you name it. , There's no simple way 10 I •top bruxism. Psycboanalysis may be effective but the cure il often worse than the disease. Dosing oneself with tranquilizers, phenobarbital, and sleep - p~oducing drugs, may be useful, but bruxism seems to defy almost every· · thing but tranquility - a n d who"s ever been blessed with that? In a small percentage of pa- l tients causes may lte local In Obviou~ly origin and can be cured by correcting the bile: producing barmany between opposing teeth. Certain habits are usually A Natulll Bridge Shoe 8 assa<tated wilh bruxism; sticking out tile jaw; pushing tongue ,, against reelh and palate: and ' .. ' ,' pipe smoking, nail bitin& and 1pencil chewing. Break up this pattern, some say, and you I may kick the bruxist habit. Since bruxism occuro more . frequently during sleep, bed· time is when to change rules. Begin by lying on your back and rellaing. It always seems presumptuous f..- a doctor to ask o paUeul keyed up with the day's emotional trials r to relax, yet a conscious effort must be made to loosen muscle tension, specially In jaw muscles. When they're relaxed, lower jaw should be In ''rest posl· lion", If you can't find rest Participating In Gallipolis Merchants sition, try this: wet your t.. , " with your tongue; swallow; SHOP·A·RAMA ' ,. jaw until lips are oart·ll en jaw until lips are Free Tickets-No Purchase Necessary parted; then close, but enough to allow lips to barely touch. OPEN EVERY .NIGHT TILB:OO P.M. lr you do this correctly you'll lind tllat your teeth are in contact, your tongue is ing on the 'floor of your mouth: your jaw II il rest posiUon. ... {' " .,.. .•. ' .,w. fll. · 1..........--.......~~~·~~,·-~·~.~~·.·~··~····'~r.~--~.-.~--~~~~.-~~~ ·... (, . .. . ·; -u •• ' i .~ ·,,, .. I ' " .. .' ' I . ,l = Ml£ I@$ Santa Cia.. wW be II tile Rleiao Fire Statloo to paso out treats 10 tbe loeal cbU· dren Sallday, Dee. 11, at a p. m. Tbe trtats an doualell by the American Legllll Ali•W· uy 8lld the Flrtlnea'l AUIIIIilarJ· of Racine. Plush Point Resort Will Be Auctioned ' �. ,w -' • wk' R d, \\• '··~'· •:' .' IN . ': , ee s 011n up OUR .. . ' ... . 0 ' ftt ~~tlnel, SUnday, Dee. 18,·1988 • ot"'r':' ~.; • \, Joll . j, · • ' • I • ' . DEATHS. -!10- ~~· .~ !1c.~.~~ ::W,.':: :,"':.4 """'' =·t~o/::iom~ 'l MARRIAG!=S ..........~... - - ... '\ ~~~.:.."'1!"'~.~.:...::.\.0f.?·~~· .. ·." ~· w.:. u;· • ......,;;, ·.. -- ...~~ MA.ItiiAOI LIC:IIfiU diJ lflentOon p Mlll,er'a H;r~ w·'. tfeell: Rd. tbd 1 dtJ emplul w,.a IOJfl Let CromUih0(18o GaWpoliJ, 'uneralJ, and burl'l Wll tn I' ltrfcbn whUe Clrh1nt 1 tnlell. Ill and Caro}J1l IA !m Brown, 16, Galll· Cametfll'J', Moua4 HU,l CUlitl4l'1 aariJ' '1\l..:IIJ: poliJ • I~ ~ momiDI . d ..,... 'nd on lrriVII Jt LutMr M. Maddy, "' • nat .,..r.,... Hober Klimb!r.1ll .,.. 'bDI'n tn GaJo. IIITM OP WIIK Gallla COunty wu found dea:o~:. -~IJ!:Qllll i~., ~ .• pt. t, 11103; ..m of Mtncln - Mr. and Mr1. Or. A. Tole4o iPirt"7ntth~at~~~~;Y on .JulY lJI8 late JamH 1. and Lottlt Pel"'ht,. u,.a::· b1 N:eadow1, 111, au second Ave., Helen McDonald Mad~)' ~d ha( : , :t.n • GaJUpolla. son. 953 p. m, both at U~e: ;:a~ ~~tefo~e:Derye~rs ij.e ll ttr, • ''.1 «od lhl4>r• l.t"" ..... .. ..,.,, o......,. ..,... .::: ..., .... VL '"'.;: ~~~~'IE!-1 '• =~~S:'I~~m s::a•~,~':~ ~~~p~l!:: ~ ~S:. ~:; .,; lhe ~late 11J•':!. a anf\1 . ·ay DICK THOMA$ I IlEAL EST Alii ,, -'' "' 111, 1• - R•us DIVORC-ES II ,.., · · . TOWN ' ' ' ----- I . McCitleyiVIUI, Lowu earl, 'ftlund-.v mo1'111nJ. H• ill bU UIUII balt.h aDd ,b id Huntlnl[lon the diJ ~oN. H• wu 1 1'1~11 tr. car~:~ lll:w~ OJI :;:,.h ~uc1,e thrte tfUnb::lp~l 'lOili t~u• of .;! w~ o\~rew ·~~ a dau.fh ltmml Oudntr S. and '.JO:IuiiO~~ t' ll:tte-:"8i.,J: :,IUGJ1Hpi11Ja Jud.. Bohert :o..... ;, two II :-:·· •.c:-:•. cc "'"'''~'- 1 ... I ' ,_. '_·; ;·:._. e~L G I FT s u G'. GEsT I 0 N s F.R·O·c,M ~:. P"" AOY to· WEAR DEPARTMENT ·_... . o· ·. ~ .. We have a wide selection of gift it~ms tor every· woman and girl on your Christmas li~t-hicluding coats, suits, dresses, all weather coats, skirt, .' --~,.~ '' '• ... ... " blouses, slacks, slack tops. Come In Md look around and see for yourself: -~lightful Dresses for a perfect Holiday - beautl· ful knits - soft wools - jerseys - a dress for any I · occasion. DOCTOR I ' SAYS -Choose a beautiful pair of slacks In ell wool flan ' nels or stretch fabrics-regular and extra sizes. I. blouse gift.:.. dressy and tailored styles-solids 11nd prints in cotton broadcloth, dacron 11nd cotton blends-Complete her wardrobe with 1 II whipped cream-all easy care fabrics. i 1 -a skirt is an Ideal gift-beautiful d11rk tones end 1 I" spring 90&1els-SQiids, plaids end heath.rs. -11 robe for her leisure hours-11 wide $elect · ll o gift robes in cotton and rayon quilts short robes and full length robe•. -a big selection of sweaters to top her ~klrts and slacks - beautiful bulky knits and flat knit$ in cardigllns and slipovers. -any little girl on your list would like a good warm LIGHTHEARTED FASHION AND CARE-FREE coat for Christmas - many styles and fabrics to choose from including poplin trench ~ats with CORf)w"rooJ - p ~ •• · zip-out linings. 1. -girls slacks In corduroy, stretch denim, and drip ' " ''·' ' ·' ; -girls sweaters in bulky and flat knits - cardigans and slipovers~ .,. Sizes 3 to ' · 6x and 7 to 14. ..:• • . '' ' ~ -womens all weather coa.ts _In larnl!' . ated plaids, checks and :solids - . light \\, ·' weight poplin r.olncoats~. {~li!ar · ' ... ' . •":;.-1 half sizes." ' 1- ·, ' ....... .. Santa Cl~u• '' .. .. Will be on lilt 2nd Plfor It r ~~-----... ' Elk~ Mlllld•Y '1';om tto 3 Pt.\; T.....y frio; 2' hi S llbtrfelcl• Mondty.fJOm 2 to .. 3 PM ' • ' '( . . ~ i OPEN•I rEVERY ·NIGHT Pedestrians are people you know, so how about ~m. Bec~UL ". dry Koratron-sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. I uyo .the Hlgh.,ay Safety .' "i/ .• auditions $16.95 washable brushed rayons - terry cloth - corduroy (henllle- 1 '< · · '· ·' • · ·' ·-···...- .~ .~- -~ • ·r148Ja Skilleil Technician In hll llllfl1 ~~.:. S:m~nl !: ~ 7Wr~ ,t . ·- · ~~o~ ..y~!eUJ :in=-21 st Year J.... I, .......,. f~;rmer \ ; '" ~-·~ --- ~.. - .A CITIZfN OF WORtH AbOUt fbr~ weeks ago I wrote about the Log Cabin Ho~:.:.~·~·~,. and Ml'll Jerry D. ~~lv>!d b; slater aJJ.dhbroth~r·Hr:: ~~..,0~~~ ..: · : :.hn;,e·r!"..:!"i: , Proeto:Vm~. ""' "!;'= Bopk store and in recalling its background _I said that If IColley, at. : P1~t~wt, son. " 68 p. m • :,.o':. C,:~~:;nQ~f Hcuo~~~~~~~~.·~ervleet; 1v1~~. and ~•"'· .Jf\11" neuu ....;,~ ~~~~~ f~n!91~1;:.~ ~~""~'"' { WlS Wrong SOmebody WOUld tell me abOUt lt. :A\ ..::.:~~e:.: _? ~~. and Ml'l' J~mea .and burial were beld in ToledO 011 ~' ~!~':!~.··o:.~"'IU=\'CI~ye:re I' two alonl!' wtih I .on,llid two ,dau-;tel'll• Well someone did j v. Glaubura, Rt 1, Blttwell, aon, '1;30 , Monday, broUtert anil. at.ttr. Robert 1:. Beta OIIR ,lohnton and Mrtd -:;-m"l\so::~:: Actu~lly, the cabi~ is more than 100 years, accord· I P· m.. a\ Holzer~l . W'llllam o. ArlO••·•~ 77, • re&~dent ot Lall(&vllt., Albert &:. &et. ot Atb hoth ot Q.aiUpatll u ' l'f· · ' ing \o Mrs. Charles E. Holzer, Jr.,, an:! was purchased in ""'· v~:tnJ."~~!':r ~::.1Cn, 11 na· l ~' . the early 1930's by her husbands fathe, , the late Dr. "" '""" ''""" re•e dent "'GoUio ot KallaUfl, died••• early Sund.ay Ch.If Ies E, H0 Izef, Sf. , :nornln• In a MarysYUie, 0 ., hO!Iplta l. Dr. Holzer purchased land from Mer~h Clark tn SM Wll bom tn GalllpoDl on March Springfield Twp. The cabin was on the land. Dr. Holzer :.:· ;~",;,!'~:·:::.f:..:·~ ::::::~:~· had the Cabin dismantled, and the logs were numbered St> er: Mrs. Falmii'J Harmon Maye s of , Ia h MaryJ¥J.IIe She attended Centen· that they COU}d be put back ln the COrreC! ~~!_____! __ en ary S<!booi. Two brothers 11nd three they were brought to town. - -· I•Uletl aurvtvlna- •re Chnter Mayea. II th Mrs Dorottw Slmpsoll and Mrs. Opal Well, the cabin was brought ror.f bell or1gtna Y on e pac-- Broderick. en of Mar)'llvill~. Rgb~rt tll town, log by log, and rec&n· ket C. W. Batchelor and her ~:~~~ ~~ ~~;~::,~~·· "'n~~a:r~ M~~~d", sfructed under the river bank, I <>:ngineer was Austin D. Butler 1, aecea•P.rt. Two aon8, Homftl' and . . , Sh lb r1 L aan Thtlre l'lr"e four sr1nd· Pear where it now stands. But tren m h1s 80s. e was con- :hll~ren . uSer~i(·e~ were held w ed ne .. along came the 1937 nood and demned in November, 1942, and the c'bin washed partly into taken to Manchester, 0 hi o. my trip to Morehead State Unlhe river. After the flood, the where she sank up to the roof iversity I forgot to mention the cabin was again moved, this on May 29, !943. young fellow who greeted me time to the top of the bank I guess now I can take tht and shook my hand in the field where it now 5tands and serves piclur~ back to Charlie Neal. I house. When you're in a crowd as a book store. . would have printed the picture of 4,000 people you do forget. Like I said before, IT you 1in the paper so you could see And, I did. lt was Bill Tawney don't know the correct thing. •what I've been writing about, !rom Gallipolis. 1 didn't rennen1· ll and put it in differently than it but I'm afraid it wouldn't re- , ber it until a couple of days is oupposed to be, somebody produce clearly enough. later when he was home and who knows will correct you . I 1reminded me of it. Thank you so much, Mrs. The current !sue of Chess\e l Holzer. But I do remember the B&O News has a special feature , other little log cahin that was MILEPOST 50 telling . "thi'Se I co~structed here during the I C&''ers Have Earned D~amond 1940 )lesquicentennial, aod well, I Service Emblems. There's a you blow. I just supposed that Igood picture of a Gallia county this was it. man with this explanation: "E1·errtt F. Long, operator , By William Lawrence, D. D. S. Fraa Mullen, the ardent riv- . at Cheshire, Ohio, started there ' DEAR MR. LAWRENCE: er Iiiii!, gave me the lowdown with the old Hocking Valley My wile drives me nuts with on the picture which w as ,Railroad and has worked ID her constant clicking and brought to me by Charles L. : vorious towns In the Pomeroy grinding all night long. Sounds Ne"'" of 152 Fourth Ave., of the Subdivision. He's a quarter-ce-n· like our washing machine rerryboat Laurenc-e which ran; tury ham radio operator and a :mg through all its cycles. . at Maysville, Ky. i past master of his M3'onic 1something be done about thiS? The Laurence was a center- Lodgt•." ' ANSWER: Chckmg, grtnd· wheel ferry with a wooden hull, 1 : ing and clenching are symp88 feet long, 26 feet wide, and OUt or thE' outstanding soloists . toms of bruxism. It's a nervous had a draught of only 3.8 feet. ' Tuesday of the Rio Grande Col· habit and drives a large She 1"' built at Madi son, Ind . . lege Christmas program, pre- , jority of us nuts. Those .who in 11!19 and operated in Ihe isented by the College Choir in I grind are not prone to adlmt It, Maysville • Aberdeen ferry: Community Hall, was Howard or don't even know they. do 11. trade many years under the Hudson. a freshman from Ros- I It's a destrucUve babol, too. ownership of Captain Con Phist· ; elle, N.J., who sang "Home ~·or ; It breaks teeth, loosens them, er with Willi am Clephane as \he Holidays." a cause of pertodontal maste.r, and Arch Paul as en- ' It's worth mentioning here l eas~, or at leaslts usua_lly"ultsll gineer, Iherause Hudson did such a ' SOCiated With It and " .. She was later sole t• Cantnln , good job singing in the recent ·m injury 10 the hinge JOints ~ardon C. Greene and Captain !college prod11ctlon of ''Paint I with accompanying aches Charles F. S•alder and contin· ' y"'" Wagon." And the Christ· paf~'buuds u tension I• musued In the Maysville . Aber- ' mas program also had thote 1 nd li P ts around tile deen ferry trade until the bridge ! fine two accompanists, Rick c ~sta y gab":~?, 11 know ' k I. the I• lllld Do !OlD . ou ....s was bwlt. Then she was ta en 1 .1tton at P no rl). this feeling when you awake in 1 to R ptey where she was re- thy Sanger at the organ. Both the morning and feel as !bough named Colonel w. S. Taylor. ]played for "Paint Your Wagon," you've spent the night picking At lhis time lhe carried the Last we~~~te about up weights with your leetb. Tbere is a group of deatists who think that tension In the hinge joint produces other tensions, and pain, in other : parts of the body, such aB headaches, backaches, dizziness, lr.g cramps, profuse sweating, t:leeblessness, you name it. , There's no simple way 10 I •top bruxism. Psycboanalysis may be effective but the cure il often worse than the disease. Dosing oneself with tranquilizers, phenobarbital, and sleep - p~oducing drugs, may be useful, but bruxism seems to defy almost every· · thing but tranquility - a n d who"s ever been blessed with that? In a small percentage of pa- l tients causes may lte local In Obviou~ly origin and can be cured by correcting the bile: producing barmany between opposing teeth. Certain habits are usually A Natulll Bridge Shoe 8 assa<tated wilh bruxism; sticking out tile jaw; pushing tongue ,, against reelh and palate: and ' .. ' ,' pipe smoking, nail bitin& and 1pencil chewing. Break up this pattern, some say, and you I may kick the bruxist habit. Since bruxism occuro more . frequently during sleep, bed· time is when to change rules. Begin by lying on your back and rellaing. It always seems presumptuous f..- a doctor to ask o paUeul keyed up with the day's emotional trials r to relax, yet a conscious effort must be made to loosen muscle tension, specially In jaw muscles. When they're relaxed, lower jaw should be In ''rest posl· lion", If you can't find rest Participating In Gallipolis Merchants sition, try this: wet your t.. , " with your tongue; swallow; SHOP·A·RAMA ' ,. jaw until lips are oart·ll en jaw until lips are Free Tickets-No Purchase Necessary parted; then close, but enough to allow lips to barely touch. OPEN EVERY .NIGHT TILB:OO P.M. lr you do this correctly you'll lind tllat your teeth are in contact, your tongue is ing on the 'floor of your mouth: your jaw II il rest posiUon. ... {' " .,.. .•. ' .,w. fll. · 1..........--.......~~~·~~,·-~·~.~~·.·~··~····'~r.~--~.-.~--~~~~.-~~~ ·... (, . .. . ·; -u •• ' i .~ ·,,, .. I ' " .. .' ' I . ,l = Ml£ I@$ Santa Cia.. wW be II tile Rleiao Fire Statloo to paso out treats 10 tbe loeal cbU· dren Sallday, Dee. 11, at a p. m. Tbe trtats an doualell by the American Legllll Ali•W· uy 8lld the Flrtlnea'l AUIIIIilarJ· of Racine. Plush Point Resort Will Be Auctioned ' �... '~ ... j , '. ,' " .::~ .::.1.::.::-: 1 "iiffitr CREo·rr~J_·.~~.,~w._iERs' . ·1 1 Gertrude CliJ'man wiU draw 130 names for the grand and p<tit jurlos of the Januory t•rm of common pleas court at t p.m. Monday In the office of . clerk of courts Marjorie I Rinehart. First 30 names will be lor grand jury duty and th• r•m•latag 100 lor petll jury duty. . , • _ 416 Main St. "' ~ Pt. Pltuent, W. Y1. ~ eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 M!NU1f;S, SMALL DOWN P,f¥~NT, · DELIVERS ANY ITEM IN OOR STORE!, OHIO ACCOUNTS ~LCOMI!l: ~ Bill Wellman 11 Leo Wlllitmson = ;, W ~ Tim." liI 8:!!~:tl .:.i,:..;.;.:.. e-M~ Mf"'Jr.iM cu•••Du• •"• WIODIN • • IN. &t . f t Choose ~,;;, · •• , just two of the many new styles in our fabu1• selection o£ Keepsake Engagement Rings ••• each with a guaranteed perjecl diamond (or replacement assured ). Remember, you can pay more but you can't ., . buy a finer diamond ring thaD a Keepsake;.-·-, ..._ -.....s ..... tnoa.T.-u.\ ... ~o.~n * N , '-=·' -,~ COMPtET! :.:. 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Gl¥e "htr" a trt"cnurtlhl'll cJ-trl~ afwt1J'· \' . 4i ffnirtt · · roktll; of your · lett tt fD DEVOl frltnd1hlp . S.t rhtm in rtal Jlf•• ,, PAINT needs a cost of Dsvof.f Mirrolflc, '' NATICiNAt~y ·P~UTIIIO *""' 11n4 o•-ft~ ' DA$0N·D'uCJIIty . ....,'" •• ... ...,._. ' ' • . ' I' 'l' • l •• ·:~·· ,i', : CR~_DIT' :Je ' 416 ~~~J~ AN ACCOUN~ m·S MIN~S. -~.W, 00~~\fl~~· Ve, ANY ITEM IN WE&\QME TIF.FIN . Delivery . " ~ f .• • Phon• 6r5·1160 · ~~ ". a high-gloss enamel Is called for • • • call for Mlrrolac CO. 00 ..:.. ~ ~ [ ·1. . II CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY '" 7 ~ to': • .In Solid 1OK Gold I DEU\IEliS OUR STORE, OJU()I ACCOONTs . Ln Williamson · · · '. . '8111 W•.ll1111n D?Phtl Ha•••n••Ml PP1 _H~I,JI{ ,.; fl.~ littt.tJ?] ' ·• ,M?PS . • .• I 171JTFI . ·o > "' :;.: 0 .,:. - c ~:; Styled in the custom manner "' • ,~ Q. . . . . '/""' It ~· ~·; ,cc ~ I •c••h l ~.S.ti-1~ et.na.r. I I" ! Pt. Plaasent eludgot Plan eCosh & Carry 8:2!(llil I The State Highway patrol ' Herrstein pulled out to pass the highway. cited Henry W. Howard, 45, just as Shipley pulled out to A minor accident was report· Edwardsburg. Mich., on a pass another eastbound car. ed at 1:05 p.m. Friday on Rt. -:harge of reckless operation af- Brakes locked on the Herrstein Jt, two miles west of the lt-r an accident at 6:30 a.m. Sat· car and the vehicle skidded in- , junction of Rt. 160. Officers said · urday on Rt. 35 in Kanauga. to a culvert off the left side of that a ca r driven by Kenneth I He posted bond to appear Dec. - --- W. Madden, 38, Rt. I Middl .. 1port, was following a truck driv!I in Ga llipolis municipal court. ' COMPANY WSF.~ III,OilO OHirers reported that How- , ' en h}~ Delmas C. Baughman, ard, dnving south on Rt. 35 at · CLE\ ELAND I UP!) . - The 56, Rm Grande, when loose 11,e end of the three-Ja 11 e road- Rellly Tar and Chemical Co :gravel fell off the truck and way, attempted to pass a ve.' suffered about SII,OOO damage 1bounced up and broke the wind· n1de driven south by Merian Fnaay mght when f1re broke sh1eld of the car. I 1 n Pate, 53, Salem, Va., but out near a SO-foot high lank of Other •rrests Friday includ-1 \1 ~~ forced to drup back be- tar. ed: Norman McKean, 41, Rt. l 1' dU ~ e of oncoming traffic. The ! Reedsville, speeding, aod Richvdlldes, both traclor-trailers, HAIRCUTS UP ard Schmidt, 21, Huntington, huuked bumpers. DAYTON IUPII _ The orire N. Y., failure to obey an autoModerate damage was done of men's haircuts here will go matic ..."Ontrol device, both citto both cars involved in a colli- up from $2 to $2.25 on Jan. 1 t:d to Meigs county court Dec. sian at 1:40 p.m. Friday on Local 887 and 9112 of tho Rar: 30; Carl T. Sanders, '1:1, Ram· the Carnahan-Karr Rd., one hers Union announced Friday ;age, W.Va.; Thomas J. Wilson, and six ten~hs m~les northeast : The hike will bring Dayton i~ 42, Huntington, W. Va.; and of Rt. 124, m Metgs county. i line with Cleveland, Columbus, John A. Schrapper, 24, Char· The patrol satd that Albert Akron and Toledo, lotte, N. C., all speeding, to E. Roseberry, 35, Rt. I Long appear in Gallipolis municipal Bottom, came over a hill crest, , BOY KILLED court, Dec. 19; and Charles D. and collided with a car, parkPrunty, 27, Bidwell, speeding, ON CRUISE - Mr. and Mrs. James H. Walker of ed and unatwnded, owned by NORWALK , Ohio IUPI) - municipal court, Dec. 23. Lower River Road, Gallipolis, are s!wwn as their Cornelius Phillips, Rt. I Ra- Victor Gallegos, 13, Norwalk, cruise ship, the air-conditioned S. S. Bahama Star cine. No one was injured. I was killed and two others tnjur. STORES TO CUISE was tied up at Nassau. The Walkers returned a fe~ Roseberry was cited to Meigs ed late Friday in an auto col- All state liquor stores of the days ag~om~he sojourn in the British colony. r:ounty court on Dec. 30 on lision at an intersection on Ohio area will be closed Monday, rharge of speeding. .547 about four miles south of IDec. 26, in observance of ChristThere was no contact be- u. s. 20 in Huron County. mas, and Monday, Jan. 2, 1967 tween the two vehicles but cars Iin observance of New Year'l!. driven by William A. Herrstein, APPROVES GRANT 18, Chillicothe, and Camden B. PLEDGES SORORITY Slli!l!iy; 18, also of Chillicothe, COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. I Beverly Price, daughter of ~Were involved in an accident at James Rhodes approved Friday 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hubert M. Price 3:~0 p.m. Friday on Rt. 35, a a $24,615 federal gra11t for the of Portland, recently became mile west of the junction of Rt. 1Ross County Community Action 2 pledge to the Bela Xi ChapiSS. Co~misSion Inc. for ' dminis- ller of the Alpha Xi Delta !OrorOfficers reported that both ' _1rat1on of anttpoverty programs Hy at Marietta College where cars were h_eaded ~a~t__ and , m the Chillicothe area. she is a fresltman. Opp. 1.&0 Depot • 8 -Q AL•o TO l!tU I I ehows no brush marks, •nd dries quickly. Take a look iround your /Jome-theremust be something thai c ~ ' ! I! FIRS1' APPEARANCE - The "ROillng Rocks" made their first publl.c appear. ance Thursday evenmg at the Christmas party of Glrl Scout Troop 185 at Mfddleport IA~~on Hall. Tbe young lilusictans, left to right, are Jim Warner, 15, Bass Guitar; Jim Wildermuth, 13, drums; BJII Ward, 16, Lead Guitar, and Jim Glaze 14, rllythm aDd voeal. The ifOUJI i8 available for teenaee dance parties. ' ! I. ATrEND COURT Seniors rrom Eastern High ' w Michigan Man Cited by Ohio State Patrol For Reckless Operation Following Wreck i:' 0 = Mirrols~ enemel is .ll J l'"" ' u ONLY I l1 I OUTFITS i l' il <j!; DRUM School attending county court 1 I ... Rev. Gary Vaught. eluded Darla Adkins, Shar•m Susan Winters. on Friday December 9 and 16 1~ Forty· six ne)V members ot l . ff d IAtkins, Lee Caldwell, Candace Hi·Y inductees were David were David Giffen, Brenda ' § Gallia Acade_my ltigh School 1. Hi·~ 0 Icer!i ~011 ~rl;ln~ 1the >Colton, Sandra Davidson, Sus· Armstrong, Palmer Barcus, 1Larkins, Patty Harris, i'Jt W Tri-Hi-Y and Hi·Y clubs were m~uctlon were Om Dav.eo. , eff l an Da>·is, Meda"Edetblute, Deb- Jim Bush, Wayne Clark, Bill , McCoughlin, ~!ary Mankin Jan- ,= inducted in a joint service Miller, Jeff. Sl~ons . ~nd Bruce nrah Gatewood. Linda G l o <.; s, Davis, Ken Deckard, Wav ne et Frank, Regina Spencer, Lin- :I Thursday r.t Grace Methodist ~arr~ld . PTnlHt-Y olhcer~ were Linda Haner, Elizabeth Harder, Elliott, Lowell Evans, Gary da Spencer, Danny Spurlock, I ~ Church. Recbeta Sau eyd, AnnJ uDrson, Elaine Haldren, Sandra Jones, Foose James Henry JPr•v Jack Duvall, Ira Showalter, W ' · ·. ' '.~a ·! rt'm Hayman. Gary ChevaThe service open ed w1t. h ~n e ecca aun ers, a!J ll aVI.') , Susan J ones,· Rebecca La k"m, Humphreys Dean ' Kiesling crgan prelude by Mrs. Ann andp· Mary jane Rdusdsel. ld Rebtcca Lee, Deborah North, IGreg Paul."y John Rosst'•nc•l' her, Charles Eichinger, John 1 ms were awar t' J}' o · Steve Snowden . "' . Damewood, Gerald Fischer. The oflicers of the db h bfo !\ina Perry, Susan ·Prose, Chcr- David Samples Brooks, 1 11tf club and inductees t.>ntered to ~e~ber~, fo 11 oweJ Y t ~ r~- yl Rippey, Janice Rosr, Sonja ' and Bryan Sw~in Teddy Price, Delores Bise.! •·Holy, Holy, u~.Jy .' 1 Ma ry !CtJOn Y Mary ane usse · H.ossignol, Sharon Sheet:;, · Barbara Barr, Doris Bearhs, I Jane R.Ufsell ihe devo- The gr~~p recessed to .~he Brenda Stewart, Candace Thiv- Advisors. of Tri-HJ-Y are Jack Frederick, Barbara Spurtwns. The Hi-Y ay:nn was tune of Folluw the Gleam. ener. Mary Thornton, Kay Mrs. Jenme Whtte, Mrs. Vtr- lock, Sally Mora Roberta Wilts W sung and the guest !;!JC<! ~er wa~ New Tri-Hi- Y me-mbers i11- Vol! born, Rebecca Wilson Md ginia Lynch and Miss Ru~ and teacher Miss Drake. Fiske. Hi-Y advisors are Lar· 1 ry Newman, Vance Campbtll, I The truest end of life Is to' Wyatte Martin, John Milhoan · know 1he life that never ends. ' ' and Walter Weltthoff. 1-William Penn. ~ ,. , ,• (I I . . .iiiiC......... , .. . = = ; :1 :~:~~::: ;;;::;ol I~ I Gallia Academy Clubs Induct 46 •A• 1 Students of Bradbury Elemen- , ~ · tary School participated In the 1~ 1 Christmas program ut the srhooJ I I Thursday. A Christmas enrol, I ~: a Negro Spiritual, "Mary Haa !! 1a Baby," was read by Carmel !I Murphy. I~ Grades one through four sang. "Frosty the Snow Man," ~ '' I Sa·.v Mommy," ~<Susy Snow ; Flake" and ''Away in a Man· , lf' ' ger." The fifth and sixth ~ grades sang, "l.et It Snow" I and "Christmas," and MichellE Leona I'd closed the pro~ram •• with a reading from "Tiny ~ 1 ... • i GOLD MEDAL WINNER - The Racine Chapter of tho Future Farmers of Amerlca Parliamentary Procedure team won a ·gold medal in competttion in Gallia County last week. Jt was the first gold medal for the chapter at Southern High School since 1963. Pictured, left to right, are Eddie Hupp, Jeff Donahew, Ike Spencer, Larry Hollan, Marvin Hill, Darrold Wolfe, Ed Moran, John Sayre, Terry Wolfe, Tom Wickline, Bill Hill and Advisor Bobby Anderson. ......... t • J Nev,; Designs to Compliment , ~ a Pe1ject Diamond . ..'"·-····,.,.._ I~ 1 ' ·. �... '~ ... j , '. ,' " .::~ .::.1.::.::-: 1 "iiffitr CREo·rr~J_·.~~.,~w._iERs' . ·1 1 Gertrude CliJ'man wiU draw 130 names for the grand and p<tit jurlos of the Januory t•rm of common pleas court at t p.m. Monday In the office of . clerk of courts Marjorie I Rinehart. First 30 names will be lor grand jury duty and th• r•m•latag 100 lor petll jury duty. . , • _ 416 Main St. "' ~ Pt. Pltuent, W. 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" ~ f .• • Phon• 6r5·1160 · ~~ ". a high-gloss enamel Is called for • • • call for Mlrrolac CO. 00 ..:.. ~ ~ [ ·1. . II CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY '" 7 ~ to': • .In Solid 1OK Gold I DEU\IEliS OUR STORE, OJU()I ACCOONTs . Ln Williamson · · · '. . '8111 W•.ll1111n D?Phtl Ha•••n••Ml PP1 _H~I,JI{ ,.; fl.~ littt.tJ?] ' ·• ,M?PS . • .• I 171JTFI . ·o > "' :;.: 0 .,:. - c ~:; Styled in the custom manner "' • ,~ Q. . . . . '/""' It ~· ~·; ,cc ~ I •c••h l ~.S.ti-1~ et.na.r. I I" ! Pt. Plaasent eludgot Plan eCosh & Carry 8:2!(llil I The State Highway patrol ' Herrstein pulled out to pass the highway. cited Henry W. Howard, 45, just as Shipley pulled out to A minor accident was report· Edwardsburg. Mich., on a pass another eastbound car. ed at 1:05 p.m. Friday on Rt. -:harge of reckless operation af- Brakes locked on the Herrstein Jt, two miles west of the lt-r an accident at 6:30 a.m. Sat· car and the vehicle skidded in- , junction of Rt. 160. Officers said · urday on Rt. 35 in Kanauga. to a culvert off the left side of that a ca r driven by Kenneth I He posted bond to appear Dec. - --- W. Madden, 38, Rt. I Middl .. 1port, was following a truck driv!I in Ga llipolis municipal court. ' COMPANY WSF.~ III,OilO OHirers reported that How- , ' en h}~ Delmas C. Baughman, ard, dnving south on Rt. 35 at · CLE\ ELAND I UP!) . - The 56, Rm Grande, when loose 11,e end of the three-Ja 11 e road- Rellly Tar and Chemical Co :gravel fell off the truck and way, attempted to pass a ve.' suffered about SII,OOO damage 1bounced up and broke the wind· n1de driven south by Merian Fnaay mght when f1re broke sh1eld of the car. I 1 n Pate, 53, Salem, Va., but out near a SO-foot high lank of Other •rrests Friday includ-1 \1 ~~ forced to drup back be- tar. ed: Norman McKean, 41, Rt. l 1' dU ~ e of oncoming traffic. The ! Reedsville, speeding, aod Richvdlldes, both traclor-trailers, HAIRCUTS UP ard Schmidt, 21, Huntington, huuked bumpers. DAYTON IUPII _ The orire N. Y., failure to obey an autoModerate damage was done of men's haircuts here will go matic ..."Ontrol device, both citto both cars involved in a colli- up from $2 to $2.25 on Jan. 1 t:d to Meigs county court Dec. sian at 1:40 p.m. Friday on Local 887 and 9112 of tho Rar: 30; Carl T. Sanders, '1:1, Ram· the Carnahan-Karr Rd., one hers Union announced Friday ;age, W.Va.; Thomas J. Wilson, and six ten~hs m~les northeast : The hike will bring Dayton i~ 42, Huntington, W. Va.; and of Rt. 124, m Metgs county. i line with Cleveland, Columbus, John A. Schrapper, 24, Char· The patrol satd that Albert Akron and Toledo, lotte, N. C., all speeding, to E. Roseberry, 35, Rt. I Long appear in Gallipolis municipal Bottom, came over a hill crest, , BOY KILLED court, Dec. 19; and Charles D. and collided with a car, parkPrunty, 27, Bidwell, speeding, ON CRUISE - Mr. and Mrs. James H. Walker of ed and unatwnded, owned by NORWALK , Ohio IUPI) - municipal court, Dec. 23. Lower River Road, Gallipolis, are s!wwn as their Cornelius Phillips, Rt. I Ra- Victor Gallegos, 13, Norwalk, cruise ship, the air-conditioned S. S. Bahama Star cine. No one was injured. I was killed and two others tnjur. STORES TO CUISE was tied up at Nassau. The Walkers returned a fe~ Roseberry was cited to Meigs ed late Friday in an auto col- All state liquor stores of the days ag~om~he sojourn in the British colony. r:ounty court on Dec. 30 on lision at an intersection on Ohio area will be closed Monday, rharge of speeding. .547 about four miles south of IDec. 26, in observance of ChristThere was no contact be- u. s. 20 in Huron County. mas, and Monday, Jan. 2, 1967 tween the two vehicles but cars Iin observance of New Year'l!. driven by William A. Herrstein, APPROVES GRANT 18, Chillicothe, and Camden B. PLEDGES SORORITY Slli!l!iy; 18, also of Chillicothe, COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. I Beverly Price, daughter of ~Were involved in an accident at James Rhodes approved Friday 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hubert M. Price 3:~0 p.m. Friday on Rt. 35, a a $24,615 federal gra11t for the of Portland, recently became mile west of the junction of Rt. 1Ross County Community Action 2 pledge to the Bela Xi ChapiSS. Co~misSion Inc. for ' dminis- ller of the Alpha Xi Delta !OrorOfficers reported that both ' _1rat1on of anttpoverty programs Hy at Marietta College where cars were h_eaded ~a~t__ and , m the Chillicothe area. she is a fresltman. Opp. 1.&0 Depot • 8 -Q AL•o TO l!tU I I ehows no brush marks, •nd dries quickly. Take a look iround your /Jome-theremust be something thai c ~ ' ! I! FIRS1' APPEARANCE - The "ROillng Rocks" made their first publl.c appear. ance Thursday evenmg at the Christmas party of Glrl Scout Troop 185 at Mfddleport IA~~on Hall. Tbe young lilusictans, left to right, are Jim Warner, 15, Bass Guitar; Jim Wildermuth, 13, drums; BJII Ward, 16, Lead Guitar, and Jim Glaze 14, rllythm aDd voeal. The ifOUJI i8 available for teenaee dance parties. ' ! I. ATrEND COURT Seniors rrom Eastern High ' w Michigan Man Cited by Ohio State Patrol For Reckless Operation Following Wreck i:' 0 = Mirrols~ enemel is .ll J l'"" ' u ONLY I l1 I OUTFITS i l' il <j!; DRUM School attending county court 1 I ... Rev. Gary Vaught. eluded Darla Adkins, Shar•m Susan Winters. on Friday December 9 and 16 1~ Forty· six ne)V members ot l . ff d IAtkins, Lee Caldwell, Candace Hi·Y inductees were David were David Giffen, Brenda ' § Gallia Acade_my ltigh School 1. Hi·~ 0 Icer!i ~011 ~rl;ln~ 1the >Colton, Sandra Davidson, Sus· Armstrong, Palmer Barcus, 1Larkins, Patty Harris, i'Jt W Tri-Hi-Y and Hi·Y clubs were m~uctlon were Om Dav.eo. , eff l an Da>·is, Meda"Edetblute, Deb- Jim Bush, Wayne Clark, Bill , McCoughlin, ~!ary Mankin Jan- ,= inducted in a joint service Miller, Jeff. Sl~ons . ~nd Bruce nrah Gatewood. Linda G l o <.; s, Davis, Ken Deckard, Wav ne et Frank, Regina Spencer, Lin- :I Thursday r.t Grace Methodist ~arr~ld . PTnlHt-Y olhcer~ were Linda Haner, Elizabeth Harder, Elliott, Lowell Evans, Gary da Spencer, Danny Spurlock, I ~ Church. Recbeta Sau eyd, AnnJ uDrson, Elaine Haldren, Sandra Jones, Foose James Henry JPr•v Jack Duvall, Ira Showalter, W ' · ·. ' '.~a ·! rt'm Hayman. Gary ChevaThe service open ed w1t. h ~n e ecca aun ers, a!J ll aVI.') , Susan J ones,· Rebecca La k"m, Humphreys Dean ' Kiesling crgan prelude by Mrs. Ann andp· Mary jane Rdusdsel. ld Rebtcca Lee, Deborah North, IGreg Paul."y John Rosst'•nc•l' her, Charles Eichinger, John 1 ms were awar t' J}' o · Steve Snowden . "' . Damewood, Gerald Fischer. The oflicers of the db h bfo !\ina Perry, Susan ·Prose, Chcr- David Samples Brooks, 1 11tf club and inductees t.>ntered to ~e~ber~, fo 11 oweJ Y t ~ r~- yl Rippey, Janice Rosr, Sonja ' and Bryan Sw~in Teddy Price, Delores Bise.! •·Holy, Holy, u~.Jy .' 1 Ma ry !CtJOn Y Mary ane usse · H.ossignol, Sharon Sheet:;, · Barbara Barr, Doris Bearhs, I Jane R.Ufsell ihe devo- The gr~~p recessed to .~he Brenda Stewart, Candace Thiv- Advisors. of Tri-HJ-Y are Jack Frederick, Barbara Spurtwns. The Hi-Y ay:nn was tune of Folluw the Gleam. ener. Mary Thornton, Kay Mrs. Jenme Whtte, Mrs. Vtr- lock, Sally Mora Roberta Wilts W sung and the guest !;!JC<! ~er wa~ New Tri-Hi- Y me-mbers i11- Vol! born, Rebecca Wilson Md ginia Lynch and Miss Ru~ and teacher Miss Drake. Fiske. Hi-Y advisors are Lar· 1 ry Newman, Vance Campbtll, I The truest end of life Is to' Wyatte Martin, John Milhoan · know 1he life that never ends. ' ' and Walter Weltthoff. 1-William Penn. ~ ,. , ,• (I I . . .iiiiC......... , .. . = = ; :1 :~:~~::: ;;;::;ol I~ I Gallia Academy Clubs Induct 46 •A• 1 Students of Bradbury Elemen- , ~ · tary School participated In the 1~ 1 Christmas program ut the srhooJ I I Thursday. A Christmas enrol, I ~: a Negro Spiritual, "Mary Haa !! 1a Baby," was read by Carmel !I Murphy. I~ Grades one through four sang. "Frosty the Snow Man," ~ '' I Sa·.v Mommy," ~<Susy Snow ; Flake" and ''Away in a Man· , lf' ' ger." The fifth and sixth ~ grades sang, "l.et It Snow" I and "Christmas," and MichellE Leona I'd closed the pro~ram •• with a reading from "Tiny ~ 1 ... • i GOLD MEDAL WINNER - The Racine Chapter of tho Future Farmers of Amerlca Parliamentary Procedure team won a ·gold medal in competttion in Gallia County last week. Jt was the first gold medal for the chapter at Southern High School since 1963. 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Cony PlaYa a~ mar- 'dm•r:- a :rr, . .. . t.:S I ~ - set:mw w oe rew.a.at:J ana. sru.o, · J 1:~ 1 :25= I,_lywed Edlle 01 Nlgbt llllll l.lotller will ..._. tile Q fte ...._ _ • ' "' or 1d Turns - ""'\ the car, tOCJfteo out tne wmoow a . cr. Dick Van Dyke The Dating Gouo. Ul8 - M.t:ss O)U.Utenana 1:55 News Falber Knows - . was w puolicu.e tne event. 11 : 30 Hollywood Sq. Supermarket News ~e .. dl For- Tomar. iuldiug Lilbt _ .,... Lne vur yose ot tne pnoto sess10n ' ~ 9 :00 Dialing Dollar , 1:00= 1:30 Make A Deal Donna Reed - WHTN 1'\'-U I 11 :00 Pat Boone JP""• t..o-.e Of Lite = I -- -~ • t·~t~- t! ~l; 1 ne tour !aWes wul oe appeanng on ine Jan. 1 Bell TeJepoone t:iour over ~SVT\1, and Sleepy Jeffers I : I»= 'The Riflemalt I _ ~ Cartoona I:OD= 7:25= f:30= Movie Beverly Hillbillies Tell Trutll 111et ,,.. I'Wa .,.._ - m ' e Qi Camera 'I: .. lie at tile Ra7al PlllD tve r.ir :1117. - ... I ! El- - ..... BUrioo and .......... has been selected to -.~ w.t1 , . 'hll , . .. 1:11= 1:30 YGD c..'& .. . . f :OO Today Merv Griffm ~~Partp 1:30 DoD't Say ~ 1· _ • 1 : 30= Life of ' 1:25- ~, 1:4!\--Com C.ob 10: 36---Conc-entrat. Girl Tallr. 1:00 Worlct C.. - - Singing 1: 30-Don't Say So 55= .....,;; c; 10:2f>=News Secret Storm Jackie Obli sa 1:31 Malr.e A Deal lo55 News OCl WCRS TV-3 1:30 Buddy Starcher Cartoon Carnival l:~News Vera t:'lles. Newi:J: ~ Game Dteaua Girt of. W -~ a:• •wt WSU TV-3 WAIN 1'\)..b Slee y Jeffers P Jl:4fi.- 2. u:. Davtime Shows Cartoons Candid ~ :r ~ e = ~ ~ ;r 92::2= liii t:r::mS! - Wednesday 12:~Nen 1:• Om l..l:fta ...._ - -- 10 : 06--Eye Guess 12: 08=.1eep&rd) 12: 2:'>12 :30 SwingiJI' %:38 DucLUI S ;:::J ~&-o- g..§ = I WGJS TV-a Singing M .......: 1! :00 Pat BooDe ADdJ GriHIIb moo til 11:30 lloiJywood Sit. Dick Van Dyke tde'.r.at the ~..; NEW YORK - (NEA) in a black suit and pearls, still ''Tbree 011t ol fftJ' of llll The limousine with tbe brocad- humming. Joan Sutnerland. the wiD be weeriJt& blaek aad ed. contoured seats pulled up brilliant soprano, was priming pearls," site M;id._ Tolcf tat to the qu2int brownstone in one 1her priceless pipes . scheda.lioc: kept Ute Misses of New York's quiet Greenwich She stepped into the car, Price aDd Ni1ssea from t1ae Village streets. heading for a photo session at session and tbat tbe pictures The quiet was broken by the which she also expected to see woald be of ber aed Miss T& sound of a woman singing. She divas Renata Tehaldi, Leon- baldi.. sbe said, 'Pfllen we'D appeared immediately, dressed tyne Price and Birgit Nilsson. boda be wearing black aDd pearls." I ws:"z TV--s LONDON (UPI( = "The Tarn· .... ol tile ShreW;" starrial J.ti. 1:00 De1s of Lives Password 1::18 'l1le D a 1- casey Bell Br-otbers HOil .YWOOD (UPI) -Ralph II le bas ,_ed In fw a CD-6tar role iD "'Gt!Diie Ben .. ~ Dennis Weaver and Ltgllt Hews Gitl 1'liD As World Turns 1 :liO Let's lllake 1:55 News t:; Comedy Hour,·~ which rep races 6:30 Garry :14oore 's show in the CBS 1:45=Corn CGb 9 p. m . SUnday spot, makes Lis bow "" Feb. li. Moores 111st 7:111='l'a<la7 show "' Jan. 8. The interim wtiJ I·OD= . 7: 2S= be filled by three one-hour spe. 7 cials not yet announced. r n e 30brothe<s woo' t fiDd lbe any easier than did Garry; 1 :30= they' U still bave to face same overpowering opposiliQn 9:00 OiaHng Dols. - NBC's "Bonanza" and ABC's 8:30= 11 The SUnday Night Movie:• IO:OO=Eye Gnesa 11- :!!>=News 11:30 Coneen. 'lbe famed holiday stage Yuletif!e season. ' 1:35 I ' T esda y Radio City Music Hall.·' wluca NBC will air during the 19oi7 Jl'alber Kno"" - 1=- llld-Day Smothers ?3 Singers Work Hard Preparing for NBC's Bell Telephone Hour'sJanuarv., lPro~am 7 <t>lllll marshal -··yool show 3\ lbe Radio City Hall il; ·being filmed tllli. to prov ide a one - hour &ion S(:ecial~ •·Christmas Beverly Hillbillies 11 :0!1 Pat - u..; ··- cartoons 7 ·llfl.- Today . _,. I E I "'The --------------------------- --wcmo WS.U TV~ 1:30 &: 45=Corn CGb ' that a WI II a IIIIa, '"Doe 0.,. of m-a stamD8 Babert too. Is deputi E ;:::J (JQ A Chat with Joan and Renata Davtim .. Show• Daytime Shows '~ the awful eo11eet1oe fll. regular IIRries. 'l'be ~ 11M guest shots by fGnner 'Bonans ID the za" star PemeD Roberts, who to dell~. k1Ders in qujt the series bemuse be felt 1 hangman. ....;~ say g. 1be had bad • ... of ft. lbese films are - ... ~. Tuesday OD NIICTV's "'''he Girl a fam!liar giOOtE im~le. , _ . BeDil7 S nM Ji"roon U.N.C.L..I!!.", he blayed One c~ rec 'Pi• tbat cenaill P•nlred secoad to "'Blue ' au indepeadeat mobc;&er . who bard :ocm of entrenched eom- 1 Hawaii" In the ~market rating was the target al a syn<hcate petitioc have worked against was the Jad!: Benny Special • . assassin, Wally CaL ADd Wedtbem. But tbeft is an even' wbidl IDdicated not <lilly lbe nesday, he appeared on NBCs more basic reason that prevails ente-rtainer's lasting popularity, ITV' s "The Vtrginian"' as • so often in the case of come- but also the viewing public's "wayward C'OWbcJ5' who tried to backs. It is expressed t>e.t u; t mcreaslng preference for pro. reform and win bad!: Ills famis the bjttersweet tiUe of one ot 1grams that offer an alternative Uy!' "nlomas Wolle's oovels can•t C-o Home Again." Recugnition cl that truth would p~ U wnt &'me heartaches in vidoo _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....:,·_____..:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ and elsewhere. Monday 0 'I to ~a!ert~:"..;.ed:: !:"'~~~~ ~m;:n;d~~t :C Several weeks ago, !tie ~ , "The Bridge on the River NEW YORK (UPI) - One market statistical survey. which 1 Kwai" among network motion can sympathize with the Milton focuses mainly on urban areas, pictures seen this season whtcb -&rles, Garry Moores, and such showed •that an __j)l'igjnal tw<>- means obvioush that it ~llllshed who h;we lauDd a ew e I in I ;:=~ ' not.._. IGol • lbe - . v , wbkll- .e '•c a lot of their olllps II* a wlea and SJif" on,. .._ - awful the allier .... IL U - Pren IBienlatllllal marlr.et rating, and Ibis one Edmond O'Btied, Vu JcAo 111, alf Ga ~~ ~s::' = ·~ ~ 1be tops HOLLYWOOD <UPO - The reports that Elvis Presley's Jack L<>rd, .1dm s - - -· ' ry led as rated procram. ftlllsbed tltlrd to spectacular television popularity movie "Blue Hawaii" was the Asner and Ka" iae cra-.a, ::-.':.. ~ <RI "Blue Hawaii" 111111 .1adt llemy, of movies . COiltmues to be No. 1 network program lor tse Cllriatmas nighL 'lbe story. And fans of 1be long-running wiB ~ .... == ~ ,.-_ ----- - - --- _... with ltlchanl Car'""" also> ID the niSL Over ~ &- r-::1 0. - t llJ C.;- ~ :s1i!~ !!~~Do~ :.=:I: ~- rD Ei Q. S ~ ~ ~ <;l _"'tta; ~-~·--~;..._ " �' - l! -~~- • "'i.~ ~ Q ,S N _ rD = ~ i g. 8 == 0. g 3.. 0. ~ - · 2_ !:::3 Q.1 C ~ "1 ~a-i B If Oil B.~ p ~!!!,.. •,. iS - ....,. _ -~il- ~ ~ ~ s. §C.. tilg:. :::1s- s : : g- ~ .2 ~a~. n ~&. ;- F.i C. ~ t:.; ;;;- c: ,: ; ~ ? =~ ~ ~ ~ ~--_ 3 ·····----~--""'---..;-i,...,..----------....:;;,,....---.--.qo------• "'I ----- -~ at ~TV. n = accorclmg to TV Netts rat· ,:::i~:~~~u..:;"!:=, I ' 'Blue Hawaii" Is second only to I ish , .. hour motion picture made jhigher than "Fame Name especially for television. ""Fam.~ of the Game" statistically. Is the Name of the Game. finished lim In that particular Sc....,. TV Movie rating summary. In addition. It ; Tueaday night 'Vieweno (lOt a ranked serondly only to ''"lbe look at the season's second two-Bridge on the River Kwain hour film made especially for among video movies - - this tele9islon, NBC's "Doomsday season. and was estimated to F1ight," written by Rod Serling. have p1Hed eightb among some and concerning what happens 375 motion pictures ever pre- wheo a bomb is placed aboard a ~nt"Pd on network television. ILos Angelesato--New York eomNow eomes the latest SO- mercial airliner. Stars - were l'V., WHTN TV-U Singing f:OD= 7:25F'l>lth Sleepy Jeffers 7:30= Buddy Starcher cartocm Carnival 1:00= 8:30= i . j Merv Grtflln Movte t:OO OlaliDg Dollar Secret Storm tl:3t= Jaekie a- I 01>"- I 10·00--Eve 10: 2S=Newa ..:.-'. · 10:~ ' -zed b a Y Candid camera The Riflemll1l "11111 . Grlflllb DlciL Van Dyu Slipermartel The Dating Game U:~eopan!J Love 01 Ufe lllltma Reed )2:25. 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Joan Sutnerland. the wiD be weeriJt& blaek aad ed. contoured seats pulled up brilliant soprano, was priming pearls," site M;id._ Tolcf tat to the qu2int brownstone in one 1her priceless pipes . scheda.lioc: kept Ute Misses of New York's quiet Greenwich She stepped into the car, Price aDd Ni1ssea from t1ae Village streets. heading for a photo session at session and tbat tbe pictures The quiet was broken by the which she also expected to see woald be of ber aed Miss T& sound of a woman singing. She divas Renata Tehaldi, Leon- baldi.. sbe said, 'Pfllen we'D appeared immediately, dressed tyne Price and Birgit Nilsson. boda be wearing black aDd pearls." I ws:"z TV--s LONDON (UPI( = "The Tarn· .... ol tile ShreW;" starrial J.ti. 1:00 De1s of Lives Password 1::18 'l1le D a 1- casey Bell Br-otbers HOil .YWOOD (UPI) -Ralph II le bas ,_ed In fw a CD-6tar role iD "'Gt!Diie Ben .. ~ Dennis Weaver and Ltgllt Hews Gitl 1'liD As World Turns 1 :liO Let's lllake 1:55 News t:; Comedy Hour,·~ which rep races 6:30 Garry :14oore 's show in the CBS 1:45=Corn CGb 9 p. m . SUnday spot, makes Lis bow "" Feb. li. Moores 111st 7:111='l'a<la7 show "' Jan. 8. The interim wtiJ I·OD= . 7: 2S= be filled by three one-hour spe. 7 cials not yet announced. r n e 30brothe<s woo' t fiDd lbe any easier than did Garry; 1 :30= they' U still bave to face same overpowering opposiliQn 9:00 OiaHng Dols. - NBC's "Bonanza" and ABC's 8:30= 11 The SUnday Night Movie:• IO:OO=Eye Gnesa 11- :!!>=News 11:30 Coneen. 'lbe famed holiday stage Yuletif!e season. ' 1:35 I ' T esda y Radio City Music Hall.·' wluca NBC will air during the 19oi7 Jl'alber Kno"" - 1=- llld-Day Smothers ?3 Singers Work Hard Preparing for NBC's Bell Telephone Hour'sJanuarv., lPro~am 7 <t>lllll marshal -··yool show 3\ lbe Radio City Hall il; ·being filmed tllli. to prov ide a one - hour &ion S(:ecial~ •·Christmas Beverly Hillbillies 11 :0!1 Pat - u..; ··- cartoons 7 ·llfl.- Today . _,. I E I "'The --------------------------- --wcmo WS.U TV~ 1:30 &: 45=Corn CGb ' that a WI II a IIIIa, '"Doe 0.,. of m-a stamD8 Babert too. Is deputi E ;:::J (JQ A Chat with Joan and Renata Davtim .. Show• Daytime Shows '~ the awful eo11eet1oe fll. regular IIRries. 'l'be ~ 11M guest shots by fGnner 'Bonans ID the za" star PemeD Roberts, who to dell~. k1Ders in qujt the series bemuse be felt 1 hangman. ....;~ say g. 1be had bad • ... of ft. lbese films are - ... ~. Tuesday OD NIICTV's "'''he Girl a fam!liar giOOtE im~le. , _ . BeDil7 S nM Ji"roon U.N.C.L..I!!.", he blayed One c~ rec 'Pi• tbat cenaill P•nlred secoad to "'Blue ' au indepeadeat mobc;&er . who bard :ocm of entrenched eom- 1 Hawaii" In the ~market rating was the target al a syn<hcate petitioc have worked against was the Jad!: Benny Special • . assassin, Wally CaL ADd Wedtbem. But tbeft is an even' wbidl IDdicated not <lilly lbe nesday, he appeared on NBCs more basic reason that prevails ente-rtainer's lasting popularity, ITV' s "The Vtrginian"' as • so often in the case of come- but also the viewing public's "wayward C'OWbcJ5' who tried to backs. It is expressed t>e.t u; t mcreaslng preference for pro. reform and win bad!: Ills famis the bjttersweet tiUe of one ot 1grams that offer an alternative Uy!' "nlomas Wolle's oovels can•t C-o Home Again." Recugnition cl that truth would p~ U wnt &'me heartaches in vidoo _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....:,·_____..:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ and elsewhere. Monday 0 'I to ~a!ert~:"..;.ed:: !:"'~~~~ ~m;:n;d~~t :C Several weeks ago, !tie ~ , "The Bridge on the River NEW YORK (UPI) - One market statistical survey. which 1 Kwai" among network motion can sympathize with the Milton focuses mainly on urban areas, pictures seen this season whtcb -&rles, Garry Moores, and such showed •that an __j)l'igjnal tw<>- means obvioush that it ~llllshed who h;we lauDd a ew e I in I ;:=~ ' not.._. IGol • lbe - . v , wbkll- .e '•c a lot of their olllps II* a wlea and SJif" on,. .._ - awful the allier .... IL U - Pren IBienlatllllal marlr.et rating, and Ibis one Edmond O'Btied, Vu JcAo 111, alf Ga ~~ ~s::' = ·~ ~ 1be tops HOLLYWOOD <UPO - The reports that Elvis Presley's Jack L<>rd, .1dm s - - -· ' ry led as rated procram. ftlllsbed tltlrd to spectacular television popularity movie "Blue Hawaii" was the Asner and Ka" iae cra-.a, ::-.':.. ~ <RI "Blue Hawaii" 111111 .1adt llemy, of movies . COiltmues to be No. 1 network program lor tse Cllriatmas nighL 'lbe story. And fans of 1be long-running wiB ~ .... == ~ ,.-_ ----- - - --- _... with ltlchanl Car'""" also> ID the niSL Over ~ &- r-::1 0. - t llJ C.;- ~ :s1i!~ !!~~Do~ :.=:I: ~- rD Ei Q. S ~ ~ ~ <;l _"'tta; ~-~·--~;..._ " �.,--· 'r . -- '( ' ... .-r•.'l' -.. . ~ ~ •.. '& ""VI J ·, J I· "'"'·'• by Leslie . Tu.r:a.e:r CAPTAIN EASY fi:IRUA 6RA'IE · i ' Ell PoOR, MO))EANE ANTIQU~ FURNITURE HAS DE· LIVERED IIIENUI~~ T'ANIIi!>, I'/'/! ~_, l\lOUGIIT I'D !>HOW OEM ANTIQUE COOTS ,OMJ: OH, OINIE ... 'IOU MADE A ME"'fOO I'IFilL ~ERPLAN$ OU~R DUH·tL.l SAWED DIS iAIJLE IN HALf AN' CLIT OA i.£6'> DO\IlN! GRMIPA TWO R~J<;li.C · PICNIC BENCH!:'; .1 DIS WOPI.+I'i OLE CHINA CABINET, we Yin<~~ UP wrErAI'EAT.IAR! : 'TOO NEAT Ai i' ~ ·'" \ ~l ' .c DIS POINT! IJOS'I'ER, 'IOU . Wt1' DEREWORE· CLOCI'i !· RE'>ULT: TAlliE .IT !ASY, POP... IT DON'T t.IXJiil OA SO.t1Eni1N'1 P~SI81LITIE' 111AT 8'1 EA'>IH' t>A''fOp OFJ;A HAD A ~'!MOllE Of' 6ENIU!>, BUT 'IOU 'LI. RECO'/ER! OUT OLE . FURNITUIIE5! ANT1QIJ~6 1'0 T~E KALUI~AI'\7 t.' J; '' 6UE?~ Ti-11'7.' WAt; AN t;HAVIN' MU6 ...I FILLED WI"IH CONCRETE 1'0 MAl-lE · ASI-ITFI'A'/! AT LEA~T 1 IT WON IT · '>LIP OFF;DA TABLE EACfl 'TilliE I FLIC:KS ME CI6AR A,He; OAT WA'I! WID A 6RINDSTONE IN!7TALLS0 IN Dl'>, SPINNIN' '!I HEEL, IT MAllie'> ANIFf'l 61106ET . FEA !>HAMPrNIN' l'iNi'IE.~ .AN' RAZOR BLADEs! ... 60?H,MII. 1\ALLII'oOO~ , WE llfA'4EN~ TO . -'IU'i•TA DELNERED '/OUR IlEAL ff.I~LLA IIEAN! AN'liQUE FURNITURE TO THO''"' MILE, 'STAND1511 CRA'L'/ KALLIKAK?! BUILT THAT FURNJ· BET TOM EDI!>ON 1'> iURNIN' SOMERSAULT!> IN WREAND HAD ~I%RA~E TO SELL 11 TO JOHNN'i 801<.! "( ! ALDEN! ' l ' ' '. ' th .21 10 s::: Cll ., ,:t I Q: ' ' ' s::: 10 ,/ s::: ~ bF Ralph llelmdahl BUGS BUNNY ... "S ~ ~ ~~'LL U9E THEM FOR CI-\RI r;rMAS 'ffil:E. COMe. IN! COME: WI ....10 ..c:: ~ll>EN ..q !"!.AT.. A (J COME: r DOCTOR! REFREBf-1 '!t>URGELF W~ILE WE ~LE OVER Tf.IE PaiCE. OF YOUR AU!IDRA S~DS N!W . ~Cf)RO! ~EALIG .. (' ~~ t I I i· v .' ,. I'• I NEED t-10 I-IELP TO ·DECORATE: MY CHRISTMI\'" iME! 1 w-INTHROP . -· '• t! . ' l~ • ~ I. PE/2HAI=!6 r CAN PE'r:2l5UAD£: yOU 10 HEY,Qurr SHOVING .•• 1 WA6HERE FIRST! LET/tAB GO GANGWAY! COMIN'THROOGH!! AHE'AD OF YOO;'! !iOPE IT'"> NOT \OOLATE TO .&AVf;: 14111\ FROM MY Uf.JSCRUPULOU9 POG&Le> DRIVER! esnorlhtboul 280 iion- lllroyed iestroyer ~ three llld daIDday •• !own !be • thick 1rce B52 1 30 tons tmmWliS1 IDis and In two IDd the ~ N05'( NEIGH BORG, NQDOUBTI • :Z), They FORGET T HEM 1 0~ Mc.6WD~\ LET UG TOAGTTHF&EAS0!-1 Of' . raids in 14 hours. ' np s Ha Gla loday, a rose to I.. IN& POeM ' ... HSU I !' ' iI -~ ('; C~ING, OLJT CF MY WAY, CQ'AINGI SQLJIRT! ' <';"l j .. ~ r ' .1' I - .,._. $ Ill Romaill tbflr \del · ~···~_ ...... ··""' . ~ "" - - ... I i 1'\Ci~ . ;FI IIIJil'tl \i a f ~ _ ,. ~ , _,.. ~- . • . ca. ·~ ~ r~ ~. m1111 Ill ~~ivllltm • ' '· • "" .... ' •. "' ... , # "' r'l • .- .- • " "·"' , ~,. , .-. '~ --...- • ,. . "' •" · •-~- ·• . -..' .• ... _...__ ·" - "' , ,. --........ _.. ~ ":'-:..._-,_ '• •· ~ - · · • . ••· •· ---,.·•·· t•: ;.- • -"';o~·:·r:· ~ .. ,-· 1~':;'1! .. ,..,,.,. ,, ,, ,, ,"\""' -' ·· · ~ ' _., , ·· l!lem t11 ..~, I I I -,"" E'bAD,THP,T-:i MY ~\1.E! t;I-IE I'UT ALL 11-\E PACi(AGt.S IN THE AND WEN\ OUT f oulcrlel lllUDIIIIist led tbe er of the Ulded JGO \lei yards " · <~' l,, ,' !. '• .• . FO~GOT 11&1< CHRI~TMAS LI'ST! ''BUSTE~ . Ai iE - MACI<,A TIE!" W~Ai'"> TI-ll.:;? "6MOKING ~ACI<t:T, 511 E '18!" • '· rI, OVB BOARDING HOUSE ~------~r-,-------------~ 'THAT LINE ... !'L.L BE: HERE Al-.1- OAY! •,, l by Dick Cavalli WOW! LOQI.(. AT ' I ADRORA 1 JOE. TI-\UNDE R \ I in the ,. In the no dog· j :1ia:_, A.R. McGEDDDtJ, CONTROL<; 11-\E Ct-1~51'1#8! a • DR. ~ I'LL STILL GET TI-lE INVENTION FOR NOTHING !3Y DRU6l:>ING THE GODA POPI 'i iJ .SCI!'NTIG~ the/Eib 8\R~! .e 'I dazed 8ul/ ARE FATTENING! ~ I HERE'S WI1ERE THE 1M0 11JCOOI1, GUMD!ml'B !I I ACTE.R\ ' ij • •c •. aet was Wifi?fhe reached r l<t~EN. & ! ' INT~I EGAD, IN HAT ctiAR.- 701He " 'rockell, ,pursued ytl51( , WhipY1Bti&, .he ThvNtler tJnd Iris I ,, I emselvea ' :11-bour C'QHROL DEVICE! /?ego/ufe, Or. Mc6~'t:ti011 refu,ed ·fo fall info 5/r H8tr!J"g trap l'M flUS'r' TV r:;f:CORATIONS AND TOAST T\-\E 9EMON WITH LOIJ,/-CALDRII= GODA FOP! 1m .> �.,--· 'r . -- '( ' ... .-r•.'l' -.. . ~ ~ •.. '& ""VI J ·, J I· "'"'·'• by Leslie . Tu.r:a.e:r CAPTAIN EASY fi:IRUA 6RA'IE · i ' Ell PoOR, MO))EANE ANTIQU~ FURNITURE HAS DE· LIVERED IIIENUI~~ T'ANIIi!>, I'/'/! ~_, l\lOUGIIT I'D !>HOW OEM ANTIQUE COOTS ,OMJ: OH, OINIE ... 'IOU MADE A ME"'fOO I'IFilL ~ERPLAN$ OU~R DUH·tL.l SAWED DIS iAIJLE IN HALf AN' CLIT OA i.£6'> DO\IlN! GRMIPA TWO R~J<;li.C · PICNIC BENCH!:'; .1 DIS WOPI.+I'i OLE CHINA CABINET, we Yin<~~ UP wrErAI'EAT.IAR! : 'TOO NEAT Ai i' ~ ·'" \ ~l ' .c DIS POINT! IJOS'I'ER, 'IOU . Wt1' DEREWORE· CLOCI'i !· RE'>ULT: TAlliE .IT !ASY, POP... IT DON'T t.IXJiil OA SO.t1Eni1N'1 P~SI81LITIE' 111AT 8'1 EA'>IH' t>A''fOp OFJ;A HAD A ~'!MOllE Of' 6ENIU!>, BUT 'IOU 'LI. RECO'/ER! OUT OLE . FURNITUIIE5! ANT1QIJ~6 1'0 T~E KALUI~AI'\7 t.' J; '' 6UE?~ Ti-11'7.' WAt; AN t;HAVIN' MU6 ...I FILLED WI"IH CONCRETE 1'0 MAl-lE · ASI-ITFI'A'/! AT LEA~T 1 IT WON IT · '>LIP OFF;DA TABLE EACfl 'TilliE I FLIC:KS ME CI6AR A,He; OAT WA'I! WID A 6RINDSTONE IN!7TALLS0 IN Dl'>, SPINNIN' '!I HEEL, IT MAllie'> ANIFf'l 61106ET . FEA !>HAMPrNIN' l'iNi'IE.~ .AN' RAZOR BLADEs! ... 60?H,MII. 1\ALLII'oOO~ , WE llfA'4EN~ TO . -'IU'i•TA DELNERED '/OUR IlEAL ff.I~LLA IIEAN! AN'liQUE FURNITURE TO THO''"' MILE, 'STAND1511 CRA'L'/ KALLIKAK?! BUILT THAT FURNJ· BET TOM EDI!>ON 1'> iURNIN' SOMERSAULT!> IN WREAND HAD ~I%RA~E TO SELL 11 TO JOHNN'i 801<.! "( ! ALDEN! ' l ' ' '. ' th .21 10 s::: Cll ., ,:t I Q: ' ' ' s::: 10 ,/ s::: ~ bF Ralph llelmdahl BUGS BUNNY ... "S ~ ~ ~~'LL U9E THEM FOR CI-\RI r;rMAS 'ffil:E. COMe. IN! COME: WI ....10 ..c:: ~ll>EN ..q !"!.AT.. A (J COME: r DOCTOR! REFREBf-1 '!t>URGELF W~ILE WE ~LE OVER Tf.IE PaiCE. OF YOUR AU!IDRA S~DS N!W . ~Cf)RO! ~EALIG .. (' ~~ t I I i· v .' ,. I'• I NEED t-10 I-IELP TO ·DECORATE: MY CHRISTMI\'" iME! 1 w-INTHROP . -· '• t! . ' l~ • ~ I. PE/2HAI=!6 r CAN PE'r:2l5UAD£: yOU 10 HEY,Qurr SHOVING .•• 1 WA6HERE FIRST! LET/tAB GO GANGWAY! COMIN'THROOGH!! AHE'AD OF YOO;'! !iOPE IT'"> NOT \OOLATE TO .&AVf;: 14111\ FROM MY Uf.JSCRUPULOU9 POG&Le> DRIVER! esnorlhtboul 280 iion- lllroyed iestroyer ~ three llld daIDday •• !own !be • thick 1rce B52 1 30 tons tmmWliS1 IDis and In two IDd the ~ N05'( NEIGH BORG, NQDOUBTI • :Z), They FORGET T HEM 1 0~ Mc.6WD~\ LET UG TOAGTTHF&EAS0!-1 Of' . raids in 14 hours. ' np s Ha Gla loday, a rose to I.. IN& POeM ' ... HSU I !' ' iI -~ ('; C~ING, OLJT CF MY WAY, CQ'AINGI SQLJIRT! ' <';"l j .. ~ r ' .1' I - .,._. $ Ill Romaill tbflr \del · ~···~_ ...... ··""' . ~ "" - - ... I i 1'\Ci~ . ;FI IIIJil'tl \i a f ~ _ ,. ~ , _,.. ~- . • . ca. ·~ ~ r~ ~. m1111 Ill ~~ivllltm • ' '· • "" .... ' •. "' ... , # "' r'l • .- .- • " "·"' , ~,. , .-. '~ --...- • ,. . "' •" · •-~- ·• . -..' .• ... _...__ ·" - "' , ,. --........ _.. ~ ":'-:..._-,_ '• •· ~ - · · • . ••· •· ---,.·•·· t•: ;.- • -"';o~·:·r:· ~ .. ,-· 1~':;'1! .. ,..,,.,. ,, ,, ,, ,"\""' -' ·· · ~ ' _., , ·· l!lem t11 ..~, I I I -,"" E'bAD,THP,T-:i MY ~\1.E! t;I-IE I'UT ALL 11-\E PACi(AGt.S IN THE AND WEN\ OUT f oulcrlel lllUDIIIIist led tbe er of the Ulded JGO \lei yards " · <~' l,, ,' !. '• .• . FO~GOT 11&1< CHRI~TMAS LI'ST! ''BUSTE~ . Ai iE - MACI<,A TIE!" W~Ai'"> TI-ll.:;? "6MOKING ~ACI<t:T, 511 E '18!" • '· rI, OVB BOARDING HOUSE ~------~r-,-------------~ 'THAT LINE ... !'L.L BE: HERE Al-.1- OAY! •,, l by Dick Cavalli WOW! LOQI.(. AT ' I ADRORA 1 JOE. TI-\UNDE R \ I in the ,. In the no dog· j :1ia:_, A.R. McGEDDDtJ, CONTROL<; 11-\E Ct-1~51'1#8! a • DR. ~ I'LL STILL GET TI-lE INVENTION FOR NOTHING !3Y DRU6l:>ING THE GODA POPI 'i iJ .SCI!'NTIG~ the/Eib 8\R~! .e 'I dazed 8ul/ ARE FATTENING! ~ I HERE'S WI1ERE THE 1M0 11JCOOI1, GUMD!ml'B !I I ACTE.R\ ' ij • •c •. aet was Wifi?fhe reached r l<t~EN. & ! ' INT~I EGAD, IN HAT ctiAR.- 701He " 'rockell, ,pursued ytl51( , WhipY1Bti&, .he ThvNtler tJnd Iris I ,, I emselvea ' :11-bour C'QHROL DEVICE! /?ego/ufe, Or. Mc6~'t:ti011 refu,ed ·fo fall info 5/r H8tr!J"g trap l'M flUS'r' TV r:;f:CORATIONS AND TOAST T\-\E 9EMON WITH LOIJ,/-CALDRII= GODA FOP! 1m .> �-..,--- ~ ~ I -·-r----o.......i;...._~,..... ~ . ---~ · ---·· .. - -·-···· ~ ............... ..;.;;.~;,........ • ~ _,, 0 t.': r 0 ',"' "· ' ''·'""''·· 0 '•"'"·•' 11' -- ~ ... '";".t'~•l: ,-~.., ~~-..--~.,_,.,.~ OoM·" 'i·•· .:~(i~~~~··L:·.-· _ \ _I_af)J :.~ .... .l. .....J._ L_: ~- ~- ·- ~-~ }l._~-~-:..~~:!'-:.~!._~ :n -;,l~-n +~"'···~L.,~l ~·. 1~-~~...J .,.. -J _·.-· " '• • ',I ..' -....... ..... ~ -~ - ' . -· • • • • ,I ... ,. ................. " ~ . ..,. • - · ..... . . . TL. ' ( .' "'"' " ' ... . " ~- ' ' ~ _, .~ ..- . " / - "' . . .. -- - ------ --- - '' -- -~ TilE BORN LOSER GOOD by Art Sanso111 ""\l ~VGm~~' Mi~R! I I -' ••" :: ~ ' ,, .. . )-·- 'Nam · napalm, rockets, - - tUllery, pursued LITTLE DO~ ~HE KI!VIN ~ IUT ~ ' ' 1118, themselves · . savage :14-bour .--· . WI-IAT WAS THAT ALL A~r HtS CCOKING Dli'lNER, SOl CAN' FINIS1-l Wl<!APPING 0\11JS1MAS GIFTS H~ECKLES? COOKING ' DINNER ed at lusl 85 II If= i-4E HADNT VOWNTEER.ED, YOUD HAVE HADTO SETTU: FOR PicK---ME {lPS TOI-IIGI-lf ( · nt eontact was ' b>day In the l'K. - ICI valleys in the !f' • 38 miles north- 'Z? • • ~-. and about 280 . · :· I of Saigon. : II'JOI llfstroyed I 011 :II Beet destroyer destroyed lhre< I ttges and dahers Sunday •• ; mealc down the i wer of a thick 1 1 ! · · AJr Force 852 carrying 31) lotls :k al Communist T. M. l!:fJ. U, S. Pet. Off. :IJliY points and today In t~-o I ilround the 11e (DMZ). They ·"""' rill 852 raids in t ' ! ·. ! past 24 hours. · In new I I ·• ers • •1 I I ' ' I .I ··- •d the Ha Gla lanai today, a MIGs rose to were no dog· t: !hed off outcrle. -: . the CollllllUIIIst charaed the e center of the ·- or wounded 110 j l lioa and Romatbs hit their nler Fidel ( -• ••• Amoriela ' bundn!d yards " hat • . .' ·'" '·. • . ' J~ -•! I ·._.c, i,'; ir'.'-J ', -1:·· oj ' Embasq . of the ralda ~r 1,400 mea ol :lantry Divilllm h Vletnom til I - .. ea.. ldina~ . ', ' .•• _ •i'' -' ' •1renlth mart. lP ' ' .. .. .': . ' II - : - Uon ··~ i -· ' < ' Fund vas the Grit. '. 1 . 'a rebelllo•; ·· ~nents .to tbtt . ' ~ Mayor Dol · · he e1ty witlli r-OD fllili :. ·. · • It ulhls, .~ \l. ' ' wbll It COllet;~ I we llol Mild llllllllbus,". lie Uce, . ... -- . . ... . ' 'I ,·; ' ~, . . ..,.,., . " '~o-;·· ,,' ...L. ..,. ;, ' 1 �. -· . _,. , -~ ~ . .... ·-·: ~- y···,r-•··.~·- · -..-.-.- 1 -~ • ' .. ) ; 'I .. ... ,......._ ,._/ . ' •' ...• ···-· . ... , . ." ' ' . .. ' .,. - - --..C ..-: , ' • ' ' ,,-. ~ -,~ I I' PRISCILLA'S POP I .;· '~ ,•. ' ,. ' ' • ' r ' ~• I 1' i f ··-· ~ . ' •'jl\\'i' • ·' ' oo •'.· - ~ l i, ",. i ~ BACHELORS DON'T KNOW Wf.IAT A SOFT •' I~ !lid arresll • ·· · Moore, "'· CJriil.; l :. munk;,al eoo"- .- . 'Y w. I!Qwml; . . ' .l ~ ,. '' •' ••· LIFE TH~Y'VE G-OT!! •• ~I '. • \ • , \-JI l ' f ' .;(, .. ra-··y · I i• • . fiVE~ts~-· ,;.. ' j Pl rh., .. nicipal court, Dei!; . 1 . Bryant, M. • I eedlng, ~ ' 1: and VlreQ if; llnersvllle, ~ ­ <IItty cow1, ~- .. .• ' i' t I' \· I •••· ~ ... J ' I '• ! . 't ...""a ..c ' c lCl ! .' •• • • Nam "BOY I THAT WAS ATOUGH tu5TOMIR TO THROW OUTr . aapalm, rockell, rlillery' pursued OUTOUBWAY sts, themselves savage 24-hour !d at least 65 el . ""t:: ni ~ntact Wll · today in lhe Ill vaUeya in the • 38 miles nortllDD and about 285 I of Saigon. II'IH lleltreyed ..c c.. "(! ll neet destreyer destreyed lhree ares and d&hers Sunday •• llleak down tbE l"er of a thick '·t: ' CHR~TMA~ ISS1ART- 1NGTO'SI-IOW-WE'RE 6ETTIN6CARI>SALREADY! - Air Force 852 C8I'I')'IDI 30 tons i at Communist :.<ply points and today in two 1 around the ne (DMZ). They rlh 1!32 raids in , past 24 hours. In new • •• . ' 1- ( .l ump ers .ll; I Jl i •t t'I APICrLJRE .CARD I FROMT~E GEORGE WILLET~ f •d the Ha Gla IFORNIA POUND ·OR'TWO!c;J lanai today, a MIGs rose to were no dog· :hed ofi outmea . the Collllllllllist r l • 1 charaed the center of the or wounded lGO ANDY CAPP. TCH! I'LL ~'\1£ 1 1 GET ANpTHER Miff ... iHE~f ~VE :rWT Ar!IJ' ~I) IT! ! • ' dna and ftoma. TELL 'fER THEVARE! ! tbs hit thelr Dier Fidel Culd in a speech hat Ameiic:ID hundred JUds . I EQlbasly. of the l'lidl er l,toO mea o1 flntryDivllloa h ',1cUmm II> lJI strqtb • mart. ijon Fund ·'' �----...-.. · ·- ----.....~- --·-- . . : . , . . . . . _ . . , . _ . : . . . . . __ _ _ _ , . _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ • ~ 4 •••••• ~-- ....... -~ .... ~ . \ ·-• y···--~·--;·~~"'r I '· . } .. . • - · - r ,, .J.I17-IP1.""'"'.~. ,.~~-, .. ).U~..bJ . . f •.. ~-~-- ....... ~ .-- .. . ·· · -~·- ~,... -- -~ ...... "" '+'-• ~ ,. .L... I '.,. or> ·;:. ~ ~ •1 . ... ! ' I VOL I I'( I I , I I:i \ ' I f lf II I - " Ii. ' ·' I i I f./OST ftOPt.£ Tl-1£ RESF'Ot'JSIBILITIES AfJD PRESSURES OF EV~RY~'T ll FE' A~E EWRfJIOU S ! ~AVE ' 1-;1£ FIGHTS · ' . IT·, .I· .:· LEARkJED 1b ACCEPT IT NJD &AR. UP ' UNDER ll-IE BURDtf.J ! ' '\ ,. Q0 ·. ' ~ i i I II' I' I III I ·' Tanker Truck Kills 5 . Jackknifed Explodes in Ball of Flame PFC. JAMES BARIIETr PFC. James R. Bmell, 1¥ ol Mr. IIIII Mn. Cbnrles llarnll, a.lland, waa Jll'Omoted fNm Prlvale to Prf. :'ete ~~w~U 111 wflil 1M Fin llallo MariaH, Pill be alii Sprlq, He received bla bulc lnlaiq II Parrh IIlull, 1• c. :n: ';\:",,r""m INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. IUPll _ A luolille tank trudl: jacklmifed 11111 erploded Ia morning I'IJih hoof traffic today. Pollee saJ4· 1Jv~ ,persolll, Including tile truck driver, were idlled when ..... were --·"ed • _, -~ if mote victim• were tropped In the !:t 1,,:'! lall~~ !Ions, and was admitted ID Hoi- struck the hack of the Broyles the Peter Cave Rd., nine-tenths Other weekend arrests zer Hospital. She .i~ reported in car, with heavy damage ID both of a mile east of Rt. 775. ed James H. Moore, te, salisfactory condttiOII. · Both Halley and Broyles, and Mrs. Harold Broyles suf. fered minor Injuries and were treated and released at the hospital. Officers reported that Broyles slowed for a dog on the hlgb. way and Halley was unable to slow or stDp. The Halley car vehicles. Th_e ~atrol ci~ Hatley ID Gallipolis municipal court Dec. ~ O? a charge of failure ID stop Within the assured clear dislance. . No one was mjured and only moderate damage wao done ID both vehicles in a tw...,ar collilton at 2:311 p.m. Sunday on ::t· .' ·: Cars driven by Donald E. ville, speeding, munio-,,.1 C(l!ll( : Everhar~ 18, Rl. 1 North Dec. 19; Henry w. Howard; .. ' Hampton. Ohio. and Charles 11. Edwardsburg, II' eh., ~ Halley, J~.• 24, Gallipolis, eol· operation, municipal court.. tided head-on on the blind curve 21 ; Thomas c. Bryant, 14, Rli)';o , of a narrow road. noidsburg, •peedlng, munl~ . ; The patrol cited Everhart fD court, Dec. 23; and Vlrlfl ~ · · · municipal court Dee. 30 on a Taylor, 28, Mlaerlv!De, ~ . . charge of failure to yield one- ing, Meigs COIIlty court, ~· half of the roadway. 2S. •· . ., . ·! '*- vanguard 0f craek NI·Dtti. 1>. AD apprlllser ol Cole. Lay· er • Trumble Apprllaal Co. li worklnl In Otuc• Towa- ::=:::. · =lo-:;.a~~u:'u~ Lands In / ~ou!h VietNam MrandMrsD .. ....... Jr., ~on Drst ·prt"C:a IDH 0:~~ mldut bao any queotioa a· !Mit L. Gt:~~ lll/ UIIIt1UaDd. ligious category, in the berne lloul lbelr Ideality. Rutland SAIGON IUPI) -'l'he van- ends. lion, backed by napalm, rocketa, 1M . 110 i:llatae llled decorating contest in Rutlnllll and Raclae vUiages have beeu guard of the crack U.S. American officials refused to bombs and artillery pursued lflalnil tha ·driver. Lewill, ac- sponsored by Rutland Friend- eompleted aDd 88 appraiser Infantry Divislon landed C<Jmment on where !he new !he Communists themselves cording lo rtporls, was walldng Jy Gardeners club judged last also baa begu~~ work ia Syra· Soulh Vietnam IDday, troops would he stationed. But bi.OOied by a ~vqe :U.hour oo !be ~.dway and bad just Friday and announ~ed IDday. euse, ueordlng to COld· I• open a whole new chapter there was persistent speculation batUe that k\lled at least 85 tl. PT. PLEASANT _ The Small ~amwly missed being bit by Taking second place tn the ...U. the war by becoming the !be division was headed for the !heir number. Business Administration with the car ahead of Grate. There religioos category were Mr. , American ground troops rice-rich delta, the only area m No significant contact was the assets of the United' States was moderate damag• . ID the and Mrs. Bruce May. 111 tbe challenge the Communists the country without major reported eerty fDday ill the behind ll, boulhl the defunct right !root IIIII whldahl.eld of the non-religious category, firs\ their Mekong Delta American ground forces and jungled hills and valleys In lbe Point Resort near bere today Grate car. . Prize went ID Mr. and Mn. The arrival of the 1,400 one inlo which officials have highlands some 38 miles 1101111at aucUoo for f47$,1)00. Funeral ....Ices for Mr. Harold Wolfe and second prize troops at the resort port said U.S. troops would soon go. west of Qui Nbon and about 28S '!bat amount covers a Joaia Lewll will he held TUesday In ID Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dyke. . Vung Tau, 45 miles soulb General Welcomes Troops miles northeast of Saigon. tbe SBA made ID the bulldera Pomeroy at 2 p. m. at the Ew· Receiving honorable mention Saigon, hrooghl American Gen. William C. Westmore· Commaallll Baq01 DealroJed of the resort who defaulled. . ing Chapel with the Rev. James were tM. Homer Parker, Roy ces in Vietnam to more land, whe commanded the 9th At sea, the 7th fleet destroyer Two olber bidden, both F. Early officiating. Burial will snowdllliand·Harold Hyaell res370,1100 men, an ali-time division-nicknamed the old USS Maddol destroy«! three paoUne. . · · rep,....nt~rc clalmantl In llll· be In the Letart Falls eeme- idenc:eL Arr.ival of more elements of rellables--<luring World War II, Communist ha11es and da'l'hl ~ 0·1eftuulo!d, pollee pt1on, were the H. B. Agstell It!')' in the family lot. In the doorway eategory, flral WASIUNG'l'ON (UPIJ _ Jor- diVIsion was expected 1D was on hand to personally maged four others Sunday a• ·aald, P.d' the driVer, Orval IIIII Sooa, prime cootraCior, He served hlo C<Juntry In Prize wu awarded ID Mr. and .dan's Kin& Hussein IDday cbar· troop strength 1D over 3110,1100 welcome the Gls as they waded they tried to oneak down the lfUIJJJ, $1; peflabed. Hunllncton, wilb 1 bid ol PU.· World War I, being overseaa Mrs. Wendell Grate antt I8C- gec1 Ru1181a with opening a cam· the t1me ~e Christmas a~d ashore. coast under C<Jver of a thick The. oth.e.r ~~ '"" a01 11119. IIIII the H.'!'ltinsfDn Trull In 1818 IIIII ltl9. .. Gild prize went ID Mn. C. . palgn fD disrupt and take .ove~ New Years holiday As the new troops got their log. fDUIIL'dl'lt!ly... idetdlftt4 • tiutlmd Sav!np CO., Huntfnllon) SUrviJOI'I Include a sister, Chapman. . . ibefl,!fl·I!Yh }IIddle · East. first look at Vi~tnam , battlt• In the 1lr, Air Force 802 poll~!!! 'iil&llc Jelll:- wu 1 f"i,IIIII.Ol Mn. RaiTielt !IY~.tt,, Letart a-&vlnr·1itllorable mentl011 Iii a C'Opyrighllntervlew with tried Amertcan Air Cavalrymen bombers, each carrying 30 tons cllild. E. A. llaoker of the SBA Falls, and se\eral niece~ and In the dottWay category were u. s. N.Ws & World Report, the swept through Central Highland of bombs, struck at Communist - - -··-·-· _ made the JOVernment bid. nephews. The Racine American the homes of Purl VanMeter, YOUllB Arab ruler said, ''I bejungle• in pursuil of an elusive logistics, re-supply points and He IDid reporters afterward Lellon will have graveside aer- Ronald Williams and ·Carl lieve there iJ a new Soviet pol· Communist battalion that In- stagln~ areas today 1n two the reoorl can be put up for Morris. tcy, and that thi> policy aims fliclecl "moderate casualties on separate raida 8rouod the mile oae of lbree ways: First prize wiMerl In the re- at COIItrol of the area." the U.S. troopo In one of the demilitarized zone (DMZ). They (I) By neaoliatlon and after ltglous and non-religious cate- Klnl Hussein ,.;d lhe M''~le war's bloodiest fights during the marked the fourth 1!52 ralda in wide advertising; (2) By seal· gories received •10 and second East 11 Important to the Rus· weekend. the area in the past 24 boors. eel bid, and (3) by 1110ther auc-, place wlnnen ~. aians "because they have suf· Two accidents were Invest!- A reinforced Cavalry balta· Pickup 6th P1Jh: 111 new lion. In the doorway awards first lered 80 many selbecks tn the gated Sunday by ihe county The auction opened at 10:30 prize was ~ and second prize rest of the world - in Africa, sherifr• department. Ia a. m. under order of the Feeler~. Mrs. Maxine Coates and tn Asia. They also have a 11 ,.id at s:50 p. m. cars driv· II Dtslrlcl Court, Huntlnitoa, Miss Nellie Zerkle of Middle· 1rea1 deal Invested here." en by Dennis Gross 11 Rt 2 with special muter Ed Green LENINGRAD (UP!) Tw port were judges. The king, whose country has Albany and Roy Ellis '64 ·Rt' 0, u aucUoneer, assisted by specbeen troubled with border in· ' ~ ' lal masters Wllllam Mu:wel! young Amertcano who celehcat·] loos S ria soid the 2, Harrlsonvil~e, collld on a : W and Selden McNeer, Jr.,, ed their discharge from Army 1 Vlellm of Freak , ~~b W<>rt;:n:s ~lng inflicted curve four miles east of Dex· . . . ' all of Huntington. . service by !During Russia A 'd H ld 0 I lh "d;visions and • which ter on Road C-7. i Green Indicated !bat suits!pleaded guilty before a Soviet CCI ent 0 8 wn j ' he 1 1 d b ~P So . t There was heavy dmage ID Smith Squirming a•alnst the resort total app--• ;court todav ID char•es of cur· CLEVELAND !UP!) - Doc- •on expo te 1 Y1 e s the left side of the Ellis vehicle ..........~ ........ •• •• • ,.,..., ' • So th t eo · and "'· commun sm n generd •• ~ 1 1 1 C,............., Au1u11AL1A - mateiy '1,800,1100 and that the ) rency violations. They could he ors a u wes mmun1 Y .. "' and medmm amage ro ""' car llhodeslall Prem~ liD Smltll .court will lllpervlse diBtribulion sent to jall for eight years. Hospital here said late Sunday al. operated by Gross. Police said . SAIGON (UP.!) - U. S. planes bombed the Ha Gla baa eoalocted the Australian of the income from any and all Buel Ray Wortham, 211, of ]night that a Berea man critl· , Gross was cited to Meigs Ju. 01! dump 14 \l:z mtles from the center of Hanoi today, a governme.at Wltll a proposai 1 salea. ·North U!Ue Rock Ark. plead·' cally Injured in a freak auto Soviets Carry Out venile Court on a no operator's U. S. spokesman announced. Commurust MIGs rose to believed im .• tt.mpl to sellie i The sale today was only 00 ' ed "guilty" ID lb~ charges that accident was "holding his 6th Nuclear Blast license charge. No Injuries uuercept the American planes but there were no dogthe crlllil ewer !be . rebet.lloua . the real estate, some 37 acres, he exchanged u. s. dollars for own." MOSCOW (UPII -The Sov· were reported. fifrts. s the f t r th <Olooy flelon ,111811datory Unit- and the building. Its Russian rubles on the Lenin- Frank Metz suffered multiple lei Union has carried out its The other mishap was re. wa . Irs sou . ed, Nallona ·~ a&IIDBI u,wero not Involved. blackmarket and siDle an fractures, burns and other in- litlh underground nuclear test ported at 4 p. m., v, mlle west American fighter-bombers have I The raids IDuched off outcrlea C<Jme Into lotH, 'olllclala 18ld! hear statuette !rom a juries Saturday when his wife ol the year in its apparent con- of Harrisonvilie on Rt. 143. A r~turn~ to. d lhef iHan*" :;•a ~~d througho~l !be Communht bere lllday. . ' v.--- M--~•J H hotel room. ,accidentally hacked the family IJDulnC search for atomic war· car owned by William sm~e Weednr"'s'd o asth e. •h·y wboor ber. Hanh.01 cbarled the Conllrmlllon ot· lbe proposal! · - - .....,.,. ospllaJ Cradd~ M Gil Icar over him as he stood In the ~-•- for I hal H •es 22 M'ddl rt arked an e, ay w en t e m s II the center of lhe 1 followed '""'•"' led AJWfliSTQNS SATURDAY ,... · moure, Z4, of •• · ,......, new ong range · a, ' ' . epo · p Communists charged the Ameri· city and killed or wounded lGO . .~-~ ,. Le Radcliff . Lake City, Utah, also driveway of u•etr home. IIII!C missiles. aloog the highway, was struck . ·. . ... porll SJilllb b;d Oil Austrll·l na .' Racine: pleaded "gull"'" •· the ""• test was carried out b an unidentified automobile cans h!l Hanoi residential areas.Icivilians.. tan Prime Mtiltater·Harold Holt Coleman, Loil& Bottom. '' "' curren- ti&oco I •r · . · . . Cammurust China and Romaand New Zeeland Prime MlniJ. DIBCIIARGES SATURDAY vlolaUon char&e which . i• WASHINGTON tUPI) ._,.. llmillay, but as us~al, the So•· There was light damage ID The pr~v1ous raids were, nia said bombs bit lbelr ltr Ktllb .lflll,....'asktnc lbem Connie Jolle!l, Klmberl:v by an eight-year Jail Fair Campalp Pracll<ea emade no mention of 11. Hayes car. disci~ first by tbe. Commu- embassies. Premier Fidel Casto taU a hand In altemplina tD on, Charles Nutter, Dores Cemmlllee saya that appeall · . ·seismic Institute '" Uppsa· Melp Geaeral Ho•pltal ~1818 10 broadcastsdwhicn gamed tro of Cuba said in a sjleedi Iettie the dbpule. old. 1o wblle hacklaab aeneraUJ , oSwaden, however, recorded ADMISSIONS SATURDAY em a propagan • edge. The early today that Amertclll , . AllMISSIONS .SUNDAY _ becldlrecl 08 the eendldllel lbe explosion and ~aid It regis. Essie Russell, Middleport; Americans announced the la~stl bombs hit a few hundred yuda . "·Mrs. George Knapp, who made lbem durin& lhh fered 6.2 oo the Richter scale. lie Arnold, Pomeroy. ~:before Hano; and Peking Ifrom the CUban EQ!hassy. . Str.,.., ror~iftlnea Kanauga; Yvonne year'a eiectloao. ·. . DISCHARGES SATURDAY r could react. . Announcement of the ra1c18 GAUON 1 .omo,..,. CITY ,port; Mrs. Charles WEAmER "Our oxperleoco allows thai SOIOOLS CLO!IE DEC. IZ Russell Ball, Florence The Tuesday-Wednesday raids]came shortly after 1,400 mea o1 offt~ ~ada; mada. emel'(IOil· delporl; Cora Rlee, cUrty poUIIco llidom pays All schools In Meigs County side. were directed against U1e Yen Jhe u.s. 9th Infantry Dlv~ : ry pr()jlljl'atl6ru;.·IO IJ; L~ 11lalll·! DISCHARGES SONDA~ _ Moltly el011dr ll'lfll ocenolon· oil," ..Ud Cbui'!Ci P. r.rt, will cl()l!O' for th• Chrl,tm"' ADMISSIONS ~UNDAY Vlen rai!ropo yard sl• mile< landl'd in South VIetnam ., lain water cli&liillall9n and OJ· ; Mrs. Craynor Slone and IIPI IIIOW or aaow Darrlea ebalrman of the MD • pat11o boUday on Thul'!day, Decem· Wendell Kautz, Pomeroy. northeast of the city and the build U.S. troop strengtb t. · tra!iOIJ IIIII, &e'or.a&e ,dllposal Of>' J ter, James Jeffers, Richard loaiPI aDd 'l'lOiday. IJIIIe tern- oaa committee. bel: 22, and resume on January DISCJIARGES SUNDAY - Van Dlen truck park fiVe mi'es near the m ,ooo mart. eratlons It ,city' ~lotes carry! ~Ieman, Wilbur Shank. pentare <Uqe, low loni]lbl .said County Superintendent Ray Gibbs, Pearl Pullin, 1Robert Bowen IDday. out ~til . lo · ~ WecJne. liJii.THS - Mr. and Mrs. I • I. 1y Capehart, Edith McCoy. daf t9t ~ pi(y, George Knapp, a son, Middle- 1 1 • ~m*tlul"'!' ~· ch~ port; Mr. and Mrs. Charles IS "'!paiU1111!11il, w .E "'"' aewa.- . McDonald a BOn Kanauga 1 ' w• , <MtlJl& Ai I ' ' I 4lftlli by' a ~ dH~en· ij Her- on. the diY'Uilrlbeast lide, on IJ. S. st aDd llldlana If/, jult across the street from St. ~. Church and .._,...,. Ponce u111 prallmlDarY ,. porll Indicated the· trudl: had ~ !ollowlng 1 Illation wagon which J wu ~ cl!llclrfSI to the lldlool. 'l'bl! ~ watM ~topped, ~ ~ 11111 the llnker jbollknlftd ·to aYOid bltllq II. . But the taJiter exploded In 1 11rey iiiiiL At leut lour can were apJuhed with the burlllDI PJSHUJG, PUSHik.IG WITH OUT LETUP! OlUkJ LIF£! w·Inners In. esort ln~~~~o!r:So· Id At -~:.::~WJrth.~~~ Auct IOU • HE I<£E.fS FUSHIIJG, HE FEROCIWSLY D£FWDS 1HE RIGHT TO UV€ /-liS cies. jl'rlends may can · at the funeral home anytl1111!. WRECKS REPORTED Cars driven by Jamel~ R. Halley, 20, Gallipolis, ani Barold. W. Broyles, 60, Columbus, col!lded at 2:15 p.m. Slmday on Rl. 35 In Rio Grande, leaving ~our persons wtth minOr lnJur· 1eo. . M~s. Connie llaliey, Ill, Gal· hpolls, suffered facial lacera. Rutlan.d.o..ol.d"' 5 ~s?F~F~·~~~~ Announc:d . R. =~~::;' ~ ' ' (lallla county recorded Its Drat traffic fatality of the year Saturday evening when a car struck and . idlled a man near the Skyline Lanes bowling al· ley, according fD the State lllgbway patrol. Oflicen reported that Harry B. Lewis, 74, Rl 2 Racine wao dead at the scene. He suffered a fractured neck, okull and internal Injuries. Lewis' body wu IDSSed up over the ri8hl front lender and bond of the car, and his bead C!'ashed through !be windshield, accordlng te officers. '• . C . alholic Hussem· Sees . Devious Reds Jn Trouble County Lawmen . r\ 't -- - - - Plead Guilty YEAH! 1 5 NO GRJ!tAT LOSS, IF Y'ASK ME .• , ,; ... . I f'c ~. I B \J Two Amerieans • u .---- -----.....--r-- Report Two Accidents Jn Red Court v•• ~·:I Ha Gia Oil Dump Hit By Bombers I 1 ~,,.i '"'"I l j ,,. SIJRE I'D FISH IF THAT · CRITTER BIG HADN'T HUNG ME UP AN' I' TOOK MV RIG! TAKE MINE! I'M GIVIN' UP FISHlN'! IT'S JUST A WASTE OF TIME! ! ;I ~ ' ...'THERE'S NO SKill IN llj .AN' IF Y'DO SN~ SuMPIN, IT'S JUST A MAnER OF LUCK ... . ...BUT AU. I NEED'S A LJTTLE 510NE ... AN' RAZOR SHARP. 'TH' POINT I'LL H{)NE ! =· I r· ri.: . .__ _. ~· t a. Truth •. .;:: r ,..,,... lhiJ year· • ~~-'-f. •p • ' ...... ·- !J'" -. ' -f ~~-;-·· .I .... ~--~. ' ~- ' ,_,.~- t,! j f . t . ( from .J1 lEfT what, and where one linds it American Women Poised in· MOSCOW (UPI) - Four Am... ~ who U.S. Vietnam pollcie~ Dew Commta1llll North VIetnam day ID see war in Hanoi area. talk wflil H• CbJ Miab and • capturid American pDota. T1ie women, who 11ft ~ llld mese .and added that acctpted the fact that . would lose tbolr because or ll "I want tD see some as were bombed wweeii~J~~·t;::~~~; schQOIS, hospitals, and A can prl!ooers," said PatriCia Griffith• of ol~the:~~=~~~: ~~i N.Y., the leader "We wantiD see how the ol cope with wartlme 'l'he other members ¥lila ..I , -. . 'r.. ' ' .•. ~ ;.~ . ~- Ba)'hara ol ;;1~ I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 18, 1966 brown chapman craig maddy markham pigman